Celebrities who have had breast reductions

"Modern Family" star Ariel Winter opened up to Glamour about her breast reduction on from a 32F to a 34D. "I remember being in my sister’s wedding and being so flat and thinking, I just wish I would grow boobs! And then overnight I did. But then they kept growing and growing and growing, and it didn’t seem like they were going to stop,” she said. "I’m excited to finally actually feel confident and not just appear confident."

“Modern Family” star Ariel Winter opened up to Glamour about her breast reduction from a 32F to a 34D. “I remember being in my sister’s wedding and being so flat and thinking, I just wish I would grow boobs! And then overnight I did. But then they kept growing and growing and growing, and it didn’t seem like they were going to stop,” she said. “I’m excited to finally actually feel confident and not just appear confident.” BroadImage; Collin Stark and Jessica Stark

Dina Manzo opened up to Life & Style (via The Huffington Post) about her breast reduction from a 32DD to a 32C. “I was uncomfortable and felt like I was carrying a child around with me all the time,” Manzo vented. “Plus, you don’t realize it until you have big boobs, but they’re a pain when it comes to dressing.” Bravo / Getty Images

Drew Barrymore underwent a breast reduction in 1992. WireImage / Getty Images

Janeane Garofalo is candid about the breast reduction she underwent before becoming famous. She told Inked magazine, “I did that many years ago, because at five-foot-one, I had boobs like Dolly Parton. I’ve never thought big boobs were good. I hated them the second I got them. I did nothing but try to hide them my whole life, and as soon as I was in college I was like, ‘These have got to go’ … When I did stand-up, people would heckle me because such a short person with such big boobs is very distracting.” Getty Images

Robin Quivers underwent breast reduction surgery in 1990 … but it didn’t stick. On “The Howard Stern Show” in 2010, she revealed that her breasts actually grew back to their original size — a G cup. Getty Images

Kim Fields used to hide her large breasts in baggy clothes on “The Facts of Life” prior to her breast reduction surgery. When she moved on to “Living Single,” the actress dedicated the episode “My Cup Runneth Over” to her procedure, both to raise awareness of the issue and to ensure continuity of her figure in the show. Embassy Pictures / Warner Bros. / Getty Images

Marie Osmond talked about her breast reduction surgery on “The Talk.” “I was twenty-something [years old] … I was like an E cup. Seriously, women can get so big and you look like human zippers. And honestly, I did it too because my back hurt. I don’t get the big boob thing.” Getty Images

Mimi Rogers admitted to Weekend magazine that her breast reduction helped her social life. “Before I had the surgery, men were talking to my chest the entire time, but I couldn’t blame them. When I walked into a room, my breasts were always several steps ahead of me.” Getty Images

Patricia Heaton was beyond candid about her breast reduction to People magazine, explaining, “They were like French bread. They’re round, not oblong now. [Now] when I [lie] down they don’t cover my nose.” Retna / Getty Images

The “Millionaire Matchmaker” Patti Stanger credits plastic surgery with giving her the confidence to date. She told Life & Style, “I had my first breast reduction and lift [in 2008]. Then I had another one. I felt skinny and young again!” Bravo / Getty Images

Queen Latifah admitted to People that she felt “awkward” because of her large breasts, opting for reduction surgery in 2003 to alleviate back problems. Getty Images

Roseanne Barr underwent breast reduction surgery in 1991. She dedicated a 1992 episode of her eponymous sitcom to the subject, with her titular character opting for a breast reduction after throwing her back out.

Roseanne Barr underwent breast reduction surgery in 1991. She dedicated a 1992 episode of her eponymous sitcom to the subject, with her character opting for a breast reduction after throwing her back out. Orion Pictures / Getty Images

Soleil Moon Frye opened up to People magazine about her breast reduction in 1993, just shy of her 16th birthday. Frye, who was 5'1" and a 38DD, explained, "I couldn't sit up straight without people looking at me like I was a prostitute. My breasts became an insecurity." She downsized to a C cup.

Soleil Moon Frye opened up to People magazine about her breast reduction in 1993, just shy of her 16th birthday. Frye, who was 5-foot-1 and a 38DD, explained, “I couldn’t sit up straight without people looking at me like I was a prostitute. My breasts became an insecurity.” She downsized to a C cup. People / Getty Images

Star Jones told ABC News that she got a breast reduction and lift in 2007 following her 160-pound weight loss. Getty Images

Loni Anderson said she got a breast reduction to combat the awkwardness she felt as a teen, then as an adult. “When I was 14 my measurements were 37D-20-32,” she says. “Now I feel more in proportion at 36-24-36 instead of outrageous.” Everett Collection / EPA

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