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Ugh, I think I lose in my Boobs first and the most. Im not sure how much tho, I only do sports bras right now. Anything else would be depressing

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I was got my boobs in 5th grade, and was wearing a DD in 7th grade. They were a G cup right before college, and I didn't start gaining significant weight until then. I have gotten larger in band size over the years, but so far at 7 months and down 65 pounds, the only thing I've lost is band size - down from a 44 to a 38 - but still G cup.

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Yes went from 42DD to 38d so far. ..still losing

I'm 42DD and it would be amazing to be 36-38 D!!

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I went from a 42D to a 34B over the course of my weight loss. I wasn't expecting to lose so much but I actually am happy about it. The only problem now is that they are more like saggy tube socks than boobs. Maybe one day I will be able to afford implants.

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I haven't lost my boobs post-WLS, because they are now fake! However, I lost 90 pounds "on my own" back in 2010/2011 and at the end of that, my boobs were sad, droopy, little sacks. That's when I had my breast implants done. I then went on to regain 80 pounds, thus ultimately getting sleeved, but the cool thing this time around is my boobs have stayed the same size, while the rest of me got smaller, so if anything, they are actually BIGGER looking now than they were before my WLS.

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I hope my boobs shrink. I have some lovely bras at 38DD which I have not worn for some while. I will be happy to say goodbye 42.DD hello 38DD !

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So far I've gone from a 46/48 DD to a solid 44C. I'm okay with that because I'm barely 5'3". I think they will end up smaller, but I doubt I'll be flat chested. Big boobs run in my family and even my size 00 cousin has a nice rack.

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I am 20 days post op, size HHH. Prior to surgery I had what I refer to as muffin top boobs as they would pooch out of my bra. 20 days later, they are fitting quite perfectly.

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Yes, I finally started losing breast tissue, I started out 38DDD, now I really should wear a 33.5 C+ lol. I am in between sizes. Looking forward to a breast augmentation. Mine are deflated.

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Mine are going Bye-Bye as well..... I'm one of the lucky few that still have the boobs of a 20 year old, until I had gastric sleeve. Now they're pointing south.......

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Oh this makes me soooo excited! I am a 40DD, and would LOVE to be back to a B. I hate the weight of them and how much bigger I look with them too. I did lose a ton of weight twice before after 2 of my kids and I don't remember losing much up there...I was smaller before the weight gain too.

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Shrinking here too but getting "long in the boobs" started at a 44dd now 40 dd. More noticeable when laying on my back and they have migrated to my armpits. I don't care, My back killed me. The pain is getting better and Its cool to wear a sports bra with everything.

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