First, we’d need to define what we mean by having small b.reasts and large br.easts, and how to rule out which ones are considered normal. In this assessment, the first thing to consider is the proportion of the breasts to the woman’s physical structure (height, shoulder width, weight, etc.); second, the current trend, whether small, proportionate, or large. As a general rule, we could say that a size under 85 is considered small, and a size over 100 is considered large.
However, although it has always been assumed that the image of a woman with breasts above a size 100 is more aesthetically pleasing, the current trend is to seek naturalness: we can even say that small breasts are in fashion. So, do having very small breasts have their benefits? Let’s see.
Advantages of having small breasts
As we mentioned, naturalness is currently sought in beauty, so there are several advantages to having small breasts, beyond the aesthetic ones, that must be acknowledged immediately:
First of all, we must mention something essential: over time, your breasts won’t sag, as larger breasts tend to lose firmness with age.
Furthermore, you won’t have as many back problems, at the base of the neck and even in the shoulders, as those with a larger bra size do. Believe it or not, there are numerous cases of back problems associated with breast size.
Another important advantage is that, when going for a breast check-up, it’s easier for the specialist to examine the area if the patient has smaller breasts. This will make breast cancer screening easier for women with smaller breasts.
