Breast reduction will this size still be too large?

I am almost 30 and want a breast reduction. I am a natural 36G. I can't wear certain tops because of them and have back pains. I have been researching breast sizes. I don't want really small breasts nor this large either, it's hard to imagine a different size on myself. Will I be able to find bras in these sizes? Are these still too large? Thank you. (no jokes please).

34D

36DD

Also - are these sizes likely to start sagging?

I would go with the 36DD because of what you are starting with. It would not be so drastic, but make sure you get a good reconstruction surgeon. I went for the same problem and instead of doing what I went for, they did a biopsy. I was super mad and never went back, and have lived with a size 9 dress and 36DD bra ever since. I know about the back pain and not to mention the over board attention you get from carrying those two around. I still wonder why and where they came from, cause in my family most women are either small or average.

You don't need a breast reduction, you just need to find a style of top that suits you. Though if you've really thought it through...
I'm a 34 C and I still think mine are really big and annoying, but a lot depends on the kind of bra you wear. If it's a padded one it will feel comfortable and hold you, and for me underwires are a must, though it really depends. Over 50% of women wear the wrong bra size, so get measured once you've had your reduction.
What sort of body shape are you? If you're pear shape then you should keep fairly large breasts because it emphasizes the small waist when you wear a waistband and slims down the big hips. If you're top heavy then maybe a bit smaller to balance you out. It depends what shape you are, though I think both those sizes are great, if it's what you really want.
Hope I helped.

I'm a 36E and I have never had any problems with mine (back-ache etc) Buying bras in this size does prove difficult - well you can get them easy enough in the more expensive shops but can rarely get them cheap. I don't know what country you live in, but in England a D cup just doesn't seem to be as large as it once was! Years ago if you were a D cup, you had massive boobs, now its only slightly large, so if you still want large boobs, I'd say go for a DD or E.

I don't think you can change you band size with a breast reduction, only the cup size. I would have to see your body shape to give a proper answer to your question though. DD might be too big for some, but just right for others.

If I were you I would go for a C or D size. Since you are going for surgery you don't want them to still be to big, and have to get reduced again later on. As for sagging the larger the cup size the more sagging there is.

If at the moment you are a 36G and you went down to a 36D/DD then your boobs would be approx half the size they are now. It's still a big size, but you should have no problems finding plenty of bras in a 36D/DD.

Hope this helps.

First you'd need to specify your weight and height in order for us to give you a more well thought answer.
Also, any size can sag if you don't wear the right kind of support for it!

34 36 d is a decent size im a 40 d and i have no probs. dd may still cause some probs. i dont have any probs finding bras in y size. good luck

These really are questions best left to the surgeon. These days they can kin of show you as you will look after. Computer programs and such. Get more than one opinion if you can.

Hey.
If i were you I'd go to a 36D or 36C.
I am a 34D, it's not that bad. Lol.

You will have no problems finding bras in cup size D or DD - I feel your pain though - I'm a natural 38G but the difference is I ADORE my big boobs!

DD's are kinda big, a D is a good size considering your current bust size. And yes you will be able to find plenty of bras in these sizes.

I wear a 36DD and I can buy my bras almost anywhere, and D's are a definite at any department store.

a D will work, the number is the distance around your ribs, I'm a J cup

Go to a doctor and get their advice.

first of all, how much do you weigh??

then I can give you a answer.