[guy_and_lingerie]

Hi ;
I am looking for some advice and experiences from others.

I have been cycling estradiol from my doctor for about the last year and a half for breast growth. I take 2mg/day and do about 2 months on and 2 months off.

So far I have very pleased with the breast results and almost no other effects. I am not transitioning.

The last round, I called my doctor and said that I didn't feel the usual signs after a couple of weeks on it, so he said we could increase it to 4mg/day.

I followed this for about 3 weeks. My right breast (which has always been a little smaller) started to take off with the development - more soreness, larger pad behind the nipple, nipple growing paler and widening a bit, overall breast enlarging a bit. I recognize that these are natural signs of development, and would have been happy if they were happening in both breasts.

I got a little scared and went back to the 2mg/day. Also I read up on teenage breast development in girls and found that developing breasts can go at different rates and usually do even out more or less toward the end.

After about 3 weeks on the lower dosage, there was no change, so I stopped taking the estradiol completely and have been off for about 3 weeks. The right breast has gone back down a bit, the pad behind the nipple gone. The breasts look about the same now.

Has anyone on here had this experience and what were the results?

I have not seen a thread on here about this and can't find much information on it for males growing breasts.

Any advice, information or direction to information would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks! 
Joey

[spoked451]

Yep, cis girls have uneven breast development too. Something about the vast majority of humans not being symmetrical.

It's genetic, but you may be able to nudge things along or at least get a placebo effect by doing some additional massage on the smaller of the two.

[Jessica4581000]

Hi ;
I am looking for some advice and experiences from others.

I have been cycling estradiol from my doctor for about the last year and a half for breast growth. I take 2mg/day and do about 2 months on and 2 months off.

So far I have very pleased with the breast results and almost no other effects. I am not transitioning.

The last round, I called my doctor and said that I didn't feel the usual signs after a couple of weeks on it, so he said we could increase it to 4mg/day.

I followed this for about 3 weeks. My right breast (which has always been a little smaller) started to take off with the development - more soreness, larger pad behind the nipple, nipple growing paler and widening a bit, overall breast enlarging a bit. I recognize that these are natural signs of development, and would have been happy if they were happening in both breasts.

I got a little scared and went back to the 2mg/day. Also I read up on teenage breast development in girls and found that developing breasts can go at different rates and usually do even out more or less toward the end.

After about 3 weeks on the lower dosage, there was no change, so I stopped taking the estradiol completely and have been off for about 3 weeks. The right breast has gone back down a bit, the pad behind the nipple gone. The breasts look about the same now.

Has anyone on here had this experience and what were the results?

I have not seen a thread on here about this and can't find much information on it for males growing breasts.

Any advice, information or direction to information would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks! 
Joey

My right breast is fuller than my left by almost 1/2 a cup in my opinion. I have been giving the left one more attention - topical PM and masssages, it seems like it is trying to catch up, but it is certainly taking its sweet time doing  so!

[ladyboy_in_da_cocoon]

Normal .. absolutely normal .. normal pubersent girls also have breast growing at different rates till they even out.

[guy_and_lingerie]

Normal .. absolutely normal .. normal pubersent girls also have breast growing at different rates till they even out.

Thanks for the information and encouragement! I think I panicked!