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I know you may not want to hear this, but a c cup is an average breast size. I had a breast reduction 8 years ago as i was a f or g cup. After my breast reduction i was a c or d cup which is your size now. I am only 5ft 1in. During surgery i had a problem with my right breast which was completly black with bruising..... and was told i could lose my nipple. I was 40 and happily married i had four children and my breast feeding days were over. What would you do if you actually lost the breast.. part of it.... or your nipple. Even though im glad i had my surgery i often wonder what i would have done if i was left with ONE very nice D cup boob, and nothing on the other side.......... M and S do some lovely bra s i always buy underwired ones as they take the strain of my REDUCED D cups.......Regards x