On her musical comedy show Crazy Ex-Girlfriend, she famously performed the song 'Heavy Boobs.' But I already feel more comfortable and relieved.' I'm still healing so we'll see what happens. My request was to just go back my pre-pregnancy size (if not maybe a little bit smaller). 'I met with 3 doctors and, over the course of a few months, settled on someone lovely. So at the end of it all it felt like I had a pair of big soft balls weighing down my chest.'Ī post shared by Rachel Bloom went on: 'I started to get underboob rashes, shoulder grooving (when your bra strap digs into your skin), neck issues and night sweats (I couldn't fall asleep unless I had a pillow in BETWEEN my breasts). Then, after breastfeeding, their entire texture changed they got super super soft, which is a thing that pregnancy/breastfeeding does that no one really tells you about. 'But then, I got pregnant and grew very quickly from a dd/ddd to a size G. I mean, at times, my dd/ddd boobs (size dependent on time of month) were annoying and sweaty (and yes, heavy), but I was lucky to never really experience major physical discomfort from them.

I was pretty happy with where my body was at. Paul Archuleta/FilmMagic /Michael Kovac/Getty Images for 101 Studios Rachel BloomĮarlier this month, Rachel Bloom took to Instagram to share before-and-after photos of herself in a clinic as she revealed to her followers that she had also undergone the surgical procedure.Īdding a lengthy caption, the Crazy Ex-Girlfriend star wrote: 'I did it! Context: Before pregnancy, I hadn't ever craved a breast reduction. (L-R) Actresses Rachel Bloom and Ariel Winter are among a host of stars who have spoken candidly about their decision to undergo breast reduction surgery.

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