How Much is the Ideal Breast Size

Big, small, full, or half-full breasts that are more ideal? The ideal size and shape of the breast is often a discussion among men and women.

Carmellia, an obstetrician and gynecologist, believes that currently there is no breast size or shape that is considered medically ideal. The reason is that this is very individual.

"The medical side only measures breast growth to determine signs of puberty. It does not include determining the ideal size and shape medically," Carmellia said on Wednesday (20/7).

The Askmen.com website launches, the ideal breast size is each weighing around 750 grams.

Height from the outer circle to the nipples ranges from 10-15 cm and the volume between 350 cc to 500 cc. When measured according to bra size, the result is cup B, which is the range 34B to 36B.

However, the size is not standard. Because the ideal breast criteria in each country are different.

The American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS) mentions that cosmetic surgeons who often handle breast surgery have different views about the shape and size of the ideal breast.

There are differences in tastes between them.

For example, surgeons in India prefer the complete upper breast shape. Whereas in France, not too full breasts are preferred.

In Brazil, large areola are preferred. Whereas in Germany, small areola are preferred.

Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery journals also record a study of the size and shape of the ideal breast.

The study involved 1,315 men, women and plastic surgeons.

The result, participants considered that large breasts are not the ideal size.

They also consider that round breast forms like melons are the ideal form.

Fatty breasts with a little downward putting are also preferred.

"The problem of growing breast size and shape is influenced by many factors. Genetic, weight, exercise, and hormones," Carmellia said.

Talking about hormones, estrogen plays an important role in breast growth. Assisted with progesterone, prolactin, and growth hormone, all four work together to 'grow' the breasts, especially during puberty.

"Whatever the size, the important thing is that the breasts are healthy and can produce enough breast milk," Carmellia added.