Can I lift my breasts without surgery?

Most women refuse breast lifts because of the
ugly vertical scars of the traditional technique.For that reason, new techniques were
developed.Unfortunately, you have not
provided any photographs or told us your bra size.The 2 techniques I use are: The Mini Ultimate
Breast Lift™ and The Ultimate Breast Lift™.Both techniques reshape your breast tissue creating upper pole fullness,
elevate them higher on the chest wall and more medial to increase your
cleavage.Aligning the areola and breast
tissue over the bony prominence of the chest wall maximizes anterior
projection.These techniques avoid the
ugly vertical scars of the traditional technique, maintains nipple sensation
and the ability to breast feed.The
weight of the breast is transferred to the underlying muscle resulting in long
term stability.Best Wishes,Gary Horndeski, M.D.

Thanks for your question! If is difficult to answer without seeing photos/examining you. I would recommend waiting at least until you are 18 for a breast procedure. Many times when women gain and lose weight, their breast size increases or decreases. Since you are so young, if your breasts get smaller, your skin may retract and you may not need a lift. However, if you have allowed 6 -12 months at a steady weight and your breast are still sagging I would recommend consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon. You can discuss:
-Bodytite with Morpheus to the breasts
-ThermiTight to the breasts
Good luck!

There is no good answer for lifting breasts or making them fuller without some sort of surgical intervention. There is however some more minimally invasive ways to elevate the breast but it depends just how much breast ptosis (sagging) you have. You could try topical heating technology to tighten the skin depending on the skin quality and amount of ptosis.

Other than wearing a bra, there really is no way to lift the breasts without surgery. You can discuss your concerns with a PS to find out if surgery is an option for you. 

Thank you for your question! It is normal for the breast to lose its firmness and perkiness over time, which is accentuated with age, pregnancy/breast feeding, weight gain/loss, and gravity. This ultimately results in ptosis, or sagging, of the breast with a “deflated” appearance. Women often seek the mastopexy, or breast lift, procedure to regain the previous youthful appearance of her breasts and desire that uplifted and perky appearance of her breasts. Women report increased confidence, self-esteem, and femininity once she achieves this desired shape and fullness. Breast lifts may or may not be performed with implants – the implant would add increased size but also greater fullness in the upper pole of the breasts which creates more cleavage. It is also common for the areola to enlarge and stretch during these changes. The lift will also serve to raise the nipple areolar complex to its appropriate position above the breast crease and at the most projecting portion. In addition the areola size will be decreased, which is often desired by the woman.  There are no non-surgical methods for lifting the breast. Thank you for your question! Hope that this helps. Best wishes for a wonderful result!

There's no way to improve the shape of your breasts without breast surgery. At age 17 I would not recommend any cosmetic procedures.

There are no good ways to lift the breasts without surgery. You may benefit from breast implants to improve fullness, with or without a lift. Your best option is to consult a board-certified plastic surgeon who can evaluate you in person. You can find such surgeons through the American Society of Plastic Surgeons website. Since you're not yet 18, you'd need to go to the consultation with a parent. If you're physically mature, meaning that your breasts have stopped changing for the past year or two, you could possibly have surgery before you're 18, but that would be a decision between you, your surgeon and your parents.

Thank you for your question and I am sorry to hear of the problems you have been having.Sagging breasts (or "ptosis") is common. Many women don't experience any ptosis until after pregnancy/ breast feeding, whereas others, such as yourself, suffer from the condition from an early age.The definition of a ptotic breast is one where the position of the nipple is below the level of the fold underneath the breast. The only way to elevate the position of the nipple is through surgery. Breast lift surgery ("mastopexy") not only lifts the position of the nipple, it also rearranges the location of breast tissue to improve the overall shape of the breasts. A breast reduction also improves the shape of the breast and elevates the nipple to a more aesthetically pleasing position, with the addition of decreasing the overall weight of the breast.Given that you are 17, mastopexy surgery should only be considered following a thorough discussion with your local plastic surgeon. Although breast lift surgery should not interfere with your ability to breast feed or have mammograms later in life, your breast shape will change with time. Breast lift surgery at your age should really only be considered if your sagging breasts are significantly detracting from your quality of life.I hope this helps.

It is possible to improve the shape of minimally sagging breasts with a breast augmentation but if the nipples are pointing down and there is an inch of breast tissue below the crease under the breasts you may need a breast lift.  Seek the care of an experienced plastic surgeon accompanied with your parents.  

The only way to lift the breasts is via surgery.  Maintaining a stable weight, rather than yoyo-ing is important.  At 17, you are too young to consider surgery. Keep in mind that everyone's breasts are different and you may be inclined to sagging.  Treatment would depend on the actual presentation which is not clarified by your post. Best of luck.