slap1: Bre-asts don't have equal size. But twice the size of the other is strange. Something similar happened to a girl I know, but the difference in size wasn't that much, though it was noticeable. She went to a doctor, took some pills and, luckily, the bre-asts reached an agreement. Take her to a doctor.

Enegod: what about her as$
is one part bigger than the other?

Tinubu:
oga, face front o... make I no vex use e-slap reset your brain to factory settings o..

donphilopus: Have you provided the picture?? Because if you've not, you would be asked to provide the picture, or it never happened!

ChiSun27:

Baddo himself. I know ur typ. U r indirectly askn him to provide d pics. So stop usn styl to mek it a Nland norm (even though it is).

Enegod:

Tinubu: Help!!!! one of my girlfriend's breasts is twice the size of the other breast.. Could it be that she has breast cancer?.. I am really confused... please advise..

hybridtm: quite common for girls to have different-sized breasts or nipples, especially as they develop duringpuberty. Everyone's different, and no two women's breasts will look exactly the same. In fact, asymmetry — where one body part, like a foot or a hand, is a slightly different size or shape from its partner — is quite common in humans.
When girls begin puberty, usually between the ages of 8 and 13, their breasts begin to develop starting with just a little swelling under the nipple. This is known as breast budding. You may notice that one of your breasts starts developing before the other or that one is growing more quickly. Many times this difference in breast size evens out once a girl is older, usually by age 20. But it's also perfectly normal for women's breasts to remain different sizes even when they're fully developed.
Some girls with different-sized breasts worry that there's something medically wrong, but chances are, for a teen, there isn't. If you're really worried about your breast size, talk to yourdoctoror gynecologist. He or she should be able to reassure you that your breasts are normal.
Girls who notice their breasts are different sizes are aware of their breasts — and that's good news. Being aware of your breasts can help you stay healthy! Learning how your breasts normally look (and feel) can help you notice any changes that might not be normal. Your doctor can teach you how to do abreast self-exam (BSE)that will help you become familiar with your breasts so you can identify any changes.