I have always had a problem since I was thirteen or something and that is that one breast is larger than the other. At one time one was bigger and then the other one and then back and forth. As a teenager I always wore pocketed T-shirts or shirts and I don't think either one of them had ever achieved an A-cup status until I was in my forties. I think a couple of doctors had recommended me getting a mascectomy in the past but I never even considered it since I have always felt closer to my feminine side but without ever really being able to get there. My question is for anybody who might know is whether putting an estragen patch on the smaller breast would make it to grow to full size just like the other one seems to be now with the developed areola and all. The only problem with that which I would have is that they both would be super sensitive and not just the one. Anyone out there know?

It would get absorbed into your blood stream and work to feminize your entire body and both breasts, not just the one.

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Everyone has one breast a little larger then the other. This goes for males and females. One ball is always larger then the other. One ear is larger then the other. Your body is not the same from one side to the other. Estrogen is a hormone and works on the body. Estrogen is absorbed into the blood stream. If does not know to go to one breast or the other to make one larger then the other.

Enlarged breast in males can be a problem as a youth and some do get an mastectomy. (gynexomastrian male) It has nothing to do with being more feminine. As men get past middle age the breast start to get a little larger. Some fat gets deposited in the breast area. (Breast is made up mostly of fat.) The enlargement can be caused by a lowering of the male hormones. Just look at most older guys. Many of them would need a bra if they were a female.

I am an XXY. One breast has fully budded and the other has not.

You could Google, "fenegreek", it's been used as a breast enhancement product for years. Since you only need it for one breast, you would want to may want to try one of the any creams like, "Bountiful Breasts", that have this in it. I don't think you want to rub estrogen into your breast. My EstroGel pump warns against it. It might have something to do with cancer.

I am an A cup on the left side and a B cup on the right - that's the way it is.

Not a lot you can do except massage it a bit and watch your primary arm - switch a bit.

I am ambidextrious so I can build up the muscle on my left side a bit to help offset it...

Hi Dev,

I do sympathise with your problem because it seems to be more pronounced than usual. Because I am regularly taking 100 micrograms of estrogen per day, my own breasts are now quite advanced in their growth. My right one is somewhat larger than the left, although both nipples protrude at about the same distance from the main part of the breast. They do, nevertheless, have a different shape, but I am in no way worried about this fact because it adds character to them.

If you google "Breast Exercises", as I have just done, you will find something that is to your satisfaction. These exercises, when practiced with patience, persistence, and regularity, with the addition of the cream that was earlier mentioned, may well solve the problem.

Good Luck!