Hello,
This can still be normal, but it should be medically evaluated.
Common causes include delayed puberty, hormonal imbalance, 🛑low body weight, stress, or 🛑genetics.
Breast development is still possible if the cause is identified.
Do not use hormone pills or “growth” products on your own
Need: Physical examination Hormone blood tests, such as: Estrogen (E2) FSH, LH Prolactin Thyroid (TSH) For this please consult a gynaecologist in person .
If you want , after medical evaluation you can do Breast augmentation. 👍Personal choice, not a medical necessity
I trust this helps dear Thank you
Delayed breast development at the age of 18 is not typical and you may be experiencing a condition called primary amenorrhea or breast hypoplasia. Several factors could contribute to this, including hormonal imbalances, genetic conditions, nutritional deficiencies, or anatomical issues. It’s important to identify the root cause to determine the appropriate treatment. I would recommend scheduling a visit with a healthcare provider, preferably an endocrinologist or a gynecologist. They may conduct a comprehensive evaluation that includes a detailed medical history, physical examination, and specific tests. Hormonal panels to check levels of estrogen, FSH, LH, and thyroid hormones would likely be necessary. Imaging studies like a pelvic ultrasound could be helpful to look for any anatomical abnormalities in the reproductive system. If a hormonal imbalance is identified, your doctor might consider hormone replacement therapy to stimulate breast development and address any underlying issues. It’s crucial to only undertake such therapy under medical supervision to ensure safety and efficacy. If genetic factors are suspected, a referral to a genetic counselor may be advised. Breast augmentation is an option for some women, but it’s typically considered after exploring all biological pathways. Nutrition also plays a role in development, so evaluations for any deficiencies like vitamin D or protein may be part of your assessment. Addressing these issues with proper diet or supplementation might be suggested. Be sure to approach this with a provider who prioritizes safety and takes into account your unique circumstances and life plans, including marriage. The goal is to find a plan that aligns with your health needs and lifestyle.
