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My breasts are starting to droop more as I get older. Are there any exercises I can do to lift my breasts? Will working on my pectoral muscles help?

34 Doctor Answers | Asked by anon
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Exercise Will Not Lift Breasts

Exercise will make you stonger, will shape your muscles and will give you more energy. It does a lot of great things, but will not lift sagging skin or breasts that have lost their shape.
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Breast Lifting Exercises

There are no breast lifting exercises that truly help to lift sagging breasts. It would require an operative intervention such a breastlift (mastopexy) or a breast augmentation/mastopexy.
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Exercises Don't Lift a Sagging Breast

Unfortunately exercises do not lift the breast. Exercising the pectoral muscles can reshape the chest, but will have no effect on breast position and little or no effect on breast shape.

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Breast exercises for sagging breasts

Thanks for your question. Unfortunately, there are no exercises to stop or reverse breast droop. Breast ptosis (sag) can be caused by time or changes in breast size (through breast feeding or weight loss). These factors cause the elasticity of the skin and the Cooper's ligaments (internal supporting structures that keep the breast perky) to decrease. This leads to breast sagging. There is no exercise that will reverse or prevent this. Exercise only helps the underlying pectoralis muscle... more
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There Are No Exercises That Address Breast Tissue; Your Best Option is Breast Lift Surgery

Breast sag can affect a woman’s self esteem, self confidence and self image. Many women are motivated to correct their breast sag, but are reluctant to proceed with surgery for a variety of reasons. These reasons may include fear of anesthesia, fear of scarring and possibly limited financial resources. For this group, chest wall exercises may be an attractive alternative. Unfortunately there are no exercises that address breast tissue. When the underlying pectoralis muscle is... more
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No breast lift exercises

I am sorry to say that this question has a easy answer - No. No exercises will help to avoid the natural process of breast aging. Age, hormonal changes, and gravity always prevail.
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Breast Lifting Exercises

There are no exercises to lift up breasts that are sagging. The best treatment is surgical with or without an implant and the use of Strattice.
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Breast Lifting Exercises

There are no exercises to lift the breast. Pectoralis strengthening will change the shape of your chest but not your breast. The best approach to deflation of the breast is a consultation with a Plastic Surgeon.
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Exercises to avoid a breast lift.

Thank you for your question. I see a similar question frequently when it comes from the abdomen. Most of my patients want to know what they can do to tighten loose breasts and abdominal skin after childbearing. The the short and unfortunate answer is not much. After childbearing the skin of the breast as well as the abdomen lose their elasticity. Diet and exercise unfortunately cannot regain that lost skin tension. The paradox of exercising, which I strongly... more
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Breast Lifting Exercises?

No, there are no exercises that will help lift the breasts. I would suggest consultation with a well experienced plastic surgeon to discuss options. Best wishes.
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