dVH/RALH Question about larger breasts

I've seen several threads where women are experiencing larger breasts post surgery. Well, after several days of feeling like a developing teenage girl, I got up this morning and my bras are too tight. I almost have bubble boobies, yuck!

My question is, for those of you that have grown in that area did it go away eventually or did it stay? I really didn't want to get any bigger and I'm hoping they don't continue to grow and will get back to the regular size.

Had a LAVH/BSO in Jan 2011, been on estrogen patch since Jan 2011 and yes my bras are too tight, I have bubble boobs. Some days I swear they are bigger then other days. I was small breasted before surgery 34B, now I'm up to a 36C. So far mine have not gone down, they have just gotten bigger. Its like why couldn't I have been this big when I was younger, when I cared about it. Now that I'm 56, I really don't care to have such big boobs, of course DH likes it. Like I told DH, yeah well you married me when I was an A cup, get over it. {LOL}

I wish I was that lucky! Mine seemed to have gotten smaller and I was already tee tiny!

Thank you for your responses! I was very small until about 12 years ago, not sure why they started getting bigger. They finally stopped at a 36D and now they're getting bigger, again. The rest of my body is staying the same, I haven't gained any weight, so that doesn't explain it either. I much preferred my small size!

My father-in-law even asked my hubby a few years ago if I had surgery on them, which I hadn't. Then this week we were walking downtown and this man at at an information center was trying to sell us tickets to the "duck" ride on the river. I told him I just had surgery so I couldn't be bounced around that much and he stared right at my boobs! Because the guy was old my hubby thought it was hilarious. I was not so amused.

There was a book I read as a kid that said if you ate pudding your boobs would get bigger (was that a Beverly Cleary book?) and I do love pudding, maybe that's my problem