My breasts are too lose and soft, how can i make it harder and tighter?

Thank you for your question. I am assuming that you have not already undergone a breast augmentation. If you have already had breast augmentation surgery, patients actually desire the soft, natural feel!If your breasts sag, then I would suggest you investigate an aug/pexy, which is a breast augmentation where implants are inserted and mastopexy/breast lift performed at the same time. Inserting an implant will make your breasts firmer to the touch, and the mastopexy will lift them.

It's not unusual for women to want breasts that have a firm consistency. This consistency is related to the ratio of breast tissue to breast skin. When the skin envelope is tight, the breasts tend to be firm and in some cases, hard. When the skin envelope is loose, the breasts tend to be soft and in some cases, saggy.Breast firmness can be modified in two ways. These include increasing breast volume or tightening the breast skin envelope. This requires a breast lift, breast augmentation or both.Without pictures or a physical examination, it's impossible to know which option is best for you. It's, therefore, important to consult a board certified plastic surgeon with experience in this area. This surgeon should be able to determine which option is most likely to make your breasts more firm.

Thank you for your question.  If you currently have implants, it is important to note that your implants are not supposed to be hard once you have fully recovered from surgery.If you have not had any breast related procedures, either a breast lift or breast implants might be a good option for you to increase the firmness and correct the droop of ones breasts.  On some occasions, a breast lift and breast implants are both warranted to remove some of the loose skin and provide you with additional volume and fullness.  I would recommend scheduling a consultation with a board-certified plastic surgeon who is well-experienced in these procedures because without seeing you for a consultation it is impossible to determine what option would be best for your specific case.  The decision as to what procedure(s) are right for you can only be determined after a personal consultation where your cosmetic goals, pre-op baseline, and needs are discussed and assessed by a board-certified plastic surgeon.  I hope you find this helpful and best of luck!