Why do my breasts look so saggy? Advice? (photos)

Hello! Thank you for our question. Do not be hard on yourself as you are doing the most amazing thing and your body is going through so many hormonal and physical changes at a rapid pace. Be patient with yourself and your body, allow your body to heal from childbirth. Give your breasts at least 6 months post breast feeding before considering any sort of surgery as your breasts will be going through so many changes right now. You look amazing. Best of luck in your journey. 

Hi, thank you for sharing your question. 
This is not your fault. Pregnancy and breast feeding can change the breast creating volume deflation and sagging. You are a great
candidate for a breast lift. While the best advice is
given after an in person consultation, your nipple position requires a
lift in order to return to its natural position. The implants can be left alone as long as you are happy with them. 
Consult with a board certified plastic surgeon to review your options. I hope this helps. Best of luck!

Hello, thank you for your question and provided information as well..
You are just three months post-partum, your body went through a lot of hormonal changes and can affect any part of your body. So, I recommend you to wait 6 months post-partum and see what are your options; if you need a revision or a change of implants. Just be patient, it´s not your fault. Best of lucks.
Dr. Luis Mejia.

Thank you for submitting your photos and your question. Your body has just gone through a lot of changes, physically, hormonally, and emotionally. Are you currently breastfeeding? The breasts are one of the most affected physical traits throughout pregnancy and during the post-partum period. It will take at least 6 months from the cessation of breast feeding for your breasts to recover. There is some natural atrophy of breast tissue during this time. Some patients may continue to have some laxity and may benefit from a lift later on to create the "perky" shape you had prior to pregnancy. I would recommend meeting with a board-certified plastic surgeon to evaluate you in the next couple of months to determine which procedure will get you where you want to be.Congratulations on your baby!Dr. Christine Rodgers

You will know your final size and shape 6 months after you stop breast feeding or after childbirth with no breast feeding. Results of surgery could change in the future with significant weight change or pregnancy. The milk of pregnancy could change your surgical results. After pregnancy, your breasts could remain the same size, slightly bigger, slightly smaller and/or droopier. And, what can happen, can change from pregnancy to pregnancy. I recommend, if and when you are ready, an in person evaluation by a plastic surgeon to be measured and discuss your goals. After I measure and discuss goals with my patients, we then look at pictures of former patients with similar measurements. My patients tell me that this process is very helpful in determining what is right for them. 
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After pregnancy and breastfeeding, breasts change and there is nothing to do to prevent it from happening. Your breasts have stretched and now the envelope is too large for the content. You need a lift but the best time is about 6 months after the end of breastfeeding period since your breasts will shrink to some extent and you will have the final shape. Congratulations for the baby!

Hello, thank you for your question. It seems like you can benefit from a breast lift, I recommend you to schedule an email, Skype or in-person consultation with a board  certified plastic surgeon to determine the procedure that is best for you.

Based on your pictures, it appears that you need a breast lift to tailor your breast around your implants.  It looks like your implants sit in a good position, but your own breast tissue and nipple areola have stretched out and now hang off the bottom of your implants.  The best thing to do is to come for a few consultations with board certified plastic surgeons and see what will work best for you. Please see the below link for examples of breast lifts.  I hope this helps.

the sagging of breasts after childbirth is not uncommon at all and there is nothing you did to cause it. You need to have a full lift performed. Depending on the size of the implants you ought want to downsize them at the same time. It would certainly make the procedure simpler and I think you will still be a good size.

It is not uncommon to develop some sagginess (ptosis) of the breasts after pregnancy/breastfeeding. Your photos demonstrate that your own breast tissue has sagged, thus causing a "waterfall deformity" where it look like your own breast tissue is falling off/over the implants, especially when viewed from the side. The good news is that there is a solution. You'll benefit immensely from a breast lift. Definitely meet with a board certified plastic surgeon (ASPS Member) to find out more. Thanks for sharing!