Is there a non-surgical Breast Lift procedure?

My breasts are very saggy for my age. I just turned 20, and I was wondering if there is any way to lift them without surgery. I am a 32D.

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A: Breast Lift without surgery is not possible

Suresh Koneru MD

The only way to lift the breast reliably is with surgery. At 20 years old it is unusual to have a great deal of droop. Have you lost weight lately, or have your breasts only recently become larger? You should look for a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon in your area who performs Mastopexy or Breast Lift Surgery.... more

A: Beware of claims of non-surgical breast lift procedures!

Gregory A. Buford, MD

There is really no non-surgical breast lift that works.  Several factors contribute to sagging of your breasts but the main one is stretching of the internal supporting fibers called Cooper's Ligaments.  When these become elongated, they provide less support and so your breasts appear less perky... more

A: Non surgical way to lift breasts

Otto Joseph Placik, MD

SEE VIDEO BELOW FOR SAMPLE MASTOPEXY RESULTS: IF we could figure out how to lift breasts without surgery, we likely would know how to correct sagging faces, tummys, and thighs without surgery. Unfortunately, that is a dream.

A: Is there a NON-surgical Breast Lift procedure?

Peter A. Aldea, MD

If there was such a miraculous treatment you can bet that Plastic surgeons, a fiercely competitive and perfectionist bunch, would have long ago been all over it. Fortunately for you, the vast majority of Plastic Surgeons who are members of The American Society of Plastic Surgeons www.PlasticSurgery.org ... more

A: non surgical breast lift

John P. Stratis, MD

The only true nonsurgical breast lift is a bra. There are however some surgeons who are trying a procedure that separates the skin from the breast and lifts the breast tissue using barbed stitches but the jury is still out on the results of that procedure. The pictures are not that impressive and I suspect... more

A: Non-surgical breast lift

Steven Wallach, MD

Unfortunately there is not such thing as a non-surgical breast lift.  If your breast are heavy and sag, the only way to lift them is to tighten the skin envelope and remodel the breast tissue inside. This all has to be done surgically but can give great results.

A: Unfortunately no

Christopher L. Hess, MD

Breast sagging is due to loss of skin tone and loss of internal breast support. The only option is to elevate the nipple/areola and remove the excess skin. Patients report that it's not that painful. You could be back to work in just a few days. If you need increased size to make your breasts proportionate... more

A: The only non surgical breast lift option is wearing a bra

Sanjay Grover, MD

If you desire to have your breasts lifted, you should undergo a surgical breast lift. There are many different techniques offered for different patients by different surgeons. You should seek a consultation with a board-certified plastic surgeon to evaluate your breasts and determine what is your best option... more

A: There is only surgery

Richard P. Rand, MD

The only way to correct what you have is with surgery.  If you are anywhere close to having children you might wait until you are done.  If not,  a well done breast lift will make you much happier with your situation.  Do your research carefully as breast lifting is sculpting and no two... more

A: You would need to have surgery

David Shafer, MD

You would need to have surgery to lift your breasts. There is no non-surgical procedure that can appreciably lift the breasts. Fortunately, the scars from breast lift surgery usually heal very well and the tradeoff of great shaped breasts is worth it.

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