I had anorexia for 6 years and the result in that is that I have saggy breasts, am I too young? What are your thoughts?

I'm sorry to hear of your struggles with anorexia and am happy to hear you are doing better.  In order to be a candidate for the surgery you will need to have your weight be in a healthy range and stable.  You may want to speak with your primary doctor about your plans and get his/her opinion.  If you are a candidate, breast augmentation can help restore lost volume to the breast due to fluctuations in weight.  Best wishes.

The history of anorexia by itself is not a contraindication.  Are you healthy now?  If you are, how long have you been healthy?  If you still struggle with anorexia, then surgery would not be appropriate.  If you have been healthy for 6 months to a year or more and have gotten counseling, I think you may be a good candidate.  Consult with a board certified plastic surgeon who has performed hundreds of breast augmentations, has hundreds of untouched before and after photos on  his/her website, and favorable patient reviews.Kenneth Hughes, MD, Board Certified Plastic SurgeonLos Angeles, CA

Hello, it is important to be healthy and well-nourished prior to considering a surgical procedure, in order to heal properly after surgery.  I would suggest speaking to your family physician, surgeon and other health care providers to help determine if the timing is right for a procedure to improve your breast size and shape.