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Does the development of the breasts depend on how mature the person is?

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Emotional/physical?: Are you referring to emotional or physical maturity? Emotional maturity does nit typically effect breast maturity. Generally speaking the breast is usually mature by 18 years of age in most women. However, weight gain, endogenous or exogenous hormones ( menopause/pregnancy or birth control pills) , etc.

Dr Fronzaglia ii, do, ms agreed

Answered 3/31/2013

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