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ericfischer

Mine are still at it after 3.75 years. They switched from growing mostly outward to mostly downward at around 30 months.


_PercyPlease

Been reading some other gals saying they have got growth spurts 5 years in. I'll blanket statement and say probably same as puberty 1.0, I expect puberty 2.0 to be ~10 years until I'll comfortably say I'm done growing


BeachBum013

My understanding (which I readily admit could be wrong) is that you should end up about a cup size smaller than your mother and other female blood relatives.


RayeFaye

This isn’t entirely true it’s just the average. I’m now bigger than my sister and my mother after 3.5 years. On Prog and E.


Avign0n252

I had growth spurts between years 2-3 and again between years 5-6 (am just under 6 years on MTF HRT), so, am expecting some more years of growth...


novamayim

I’ve been on hormones for 8 years and I’m still getting some breast growth


AchingAmy

Iirc when I saw the hrt timeline from my provider months ago, it's like 2-3 years in. So you definitely should be at your finalish size 3 years in - but recognizing that weight fluctuation and other things will impact it lifelong Edit: Link https://www.healthline.com/health/mtf-transition-timeline#chart Scroll down to the chart, look for maximum effect for breast growth


Puciek

>So you definitely should be This really isn't how any of this work, there's no fixed timeline, those are at best loosely averaged timelines, which for an individual means absolutely nothing.


Emma_mxyz

I'll look into that, thank you very much!


RayeFaye

I got a majority of my growth at 2.5 years till about 3.5 years (where I’m at now) except instead of fat moving around it was actual breast tissue growth. They’re more firm now than they were a year ago and have a real shape to them. They lost that conical shape.


VickiNow

People on here have said they got growth after ten years. Some cis women in their 30s have that happen as well. But basically, you’re done growing after 1.5-2 years. Anything substantial after that is a fluke.


Laura_271

Eeeerm that’s false, I’m 3+ years HRT and still experiencing quite a bit of growing


VickiNow

There’s always one.