Are there many symptoms of secondary breast development?

Breasts are a part that women attach great importance to, because female breasts are the embodiment of feminine charm. Only a pair of firm breasts can make women look more attractive and beautiful. However, some women have flat and small breasts due to various reasons, which seriously affects their image. Therefore, many women look forward to secondary breast development. Let’s take a look at what are the symptoms of secondary breast development?

Secondary development is actually the accumulation of breast fat. For women, breasts are the key to achieving the ultimate state of elegance and sexiness. The quality of their shape directly affects a woman's confidence in becoming a beauty.

Breast development begins long before a woman's first menstruation, and is basically complete by the age of 16-18.

Many expectant mothers’ first reaction after giving birth is to believe that “breasts will get bigger”. Even after the breastfeeding period, the cup size of the breasts has already exceeded that before giving birth. Fat does make the breasts bulge! From the moment the fertilized egg implants, along with the changes in hormones in the body, the breasts will also respond accordingly, such as increased breast tissue, accumulation of fat reserves, etc.

This process is very similar to the development of secondary sexual characteristics during teenage years. Therefore, for women, the "breast enhancement feeling" during pregnancy and lactation gives everyone an illusion that the enlargement of breasts at this time is "second development."

Because there are large individual differences in breast shape and volume, and the development of female breasts is also affected by factors such as age and various physiological periods, there is no uniform standard for breast size.

Generally speaking, among women of childbearing age, those with a fatter figure have larger breasts due to more fat tissue, while those with a thinner figure have less fat tissue and smaller breasts. Small breasts in this case may be caused by physical factors or other factors such as malnutrition. They are all within the normal range and generally will not affect future marriage, childbirth, and breastfeeding.

84% of women care more about the size and shape of their breasts than men. 68% of young women care more about breast size and believe that big breasts can be more attractive to the opposite sex. 76% of married women care more about whether their breasts are firm and healthy.

Because they already understand that a stable and beautiful relationship comes from their own inner charm. 23% have a B cup, 20% have a C cup, and less than 10% have an extra-large cup. Only 7% of women have very small breasts and feel they need breast augmentation surgery.