DO SMALLER BREASTS PRODUCE LESS MILK?

Having small breasts means that the breast has little fatty tissue and has nothing to do with the number of mammary glands.

Small breasts mean less fatty tissue in the breasts and have nothing to do with the number of mammary glands. Having small breasts doesn't necessarily mean less milk will be produced. The opposite is also true; it's not guaranteed that larger breasts will produce more milk. Milk production is regulated by a complex hormonal system, and it's impossible to assess this based solely on visual data.