Can Breast Tissue Grow Back After Breast Reduction?

Gravity continues to have its effect, and
there is a tendency for the skin of the breasts to stretch over a long period
of time. This can be slowed by regular bra use when upright although 24 hour
support is suggested. Although, women vary a great deal in this respect, in
general, the smaller the #breasts the less the tendency for #sagging to recur. If the breasts do sag, further excision of
the skin on an outpatient basis can be used to correct the problem. If we try
to #lift heavy breasts without making them smaller at the same time, sagging
will return soon. One key to a satisfying result is realistic expectations.

Unfortunately, breast tissue may continue to grow after undergoing breast reduction surgery, sometimes even leading to a second procedure. Weight gain and pregnancy are primarily responsible for changes in the size and shape of the breasts, although aging and gravity will also affect them over time. Even without weight gain or pregnancy, some people are still susceptible to further breast growth, especially if they received their surgery at a younger age.
If your breasts have grown back to a size you are not comfortable with, schedule a consultation with a board-certified plastic surgeon to discuss whether a second breast reduction surgery is the right move. Hope this helps.

Yes, after a breast reduction some ladies do experience a re-enlargement of thier breasts.  This more often occurs when a reduction is done in a teenager but can occur later in life also