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fatty tissue. When a woman breastfeeds, the breasts expand to hold milk produced
from the glands and contract when the milk is released during breastfeeding. This
constant expanding and contracting can leading to sagging breasts after a woman
finishes breastfeeding.
Once breastfeeding is over, the glands may be empty but they will still add bulk and
firmness to the breast. But when menopause arrives, the milk ducts basically “retire”
because of a drop in the estrogen and progesterone levels. As a result, the breast
shrinks and the inevitable sag begins.
When a woman loses weight, she feels great. But the when weight is lost, the fat
is lost. Since the breast is made mostly of fat, then the breast can start to sag because
the outside skin and ligaments that held the breast are elastic and don't always shrink
with the fat, especially if the weight lost was fast. Skin and ligaments do not shrink as
fast as fat. So now we have saggy breasts and saggy skin. But the rest of the body
look great!
Sadly, younger women like teenagers and women who have never been
pregnant can also have sagging breasts. Many young girls, especially those who
develop breasts at a young age may not wear a bra right away. They find it
embarrassing or they become self-conscious. Since there is no support at a young
age, the breasts are prone to sag early as well.
Another reason for a young girl to have sagging breasts could be if she plays sports
without the proper support. Sports bras are designed to hold the breasts tighter to the
body than a regular bra this giving more support. If a girl doesn't wear a sports bra
while exercising or doing other physical activity, then her breasts will bounce up and
down like the girls on the beach in slow motion. While men like this, the bouncing
stretches the ligaments and skin in the breast possibly causing sagging.
Genetics can cause breast sagging as well. Some women are born with the
genetics to create less fatty and connective tissue in their breasts than others. Darn
genetics! There is a basic ratio of fat to glands in the breast that can often determine
how “perky” the breasts might be.
For example, a woman with light fat content but heavier glands will be more likely to
have sagging breasts than a woman with equal ratio of both. This can also work for
those with a heavier fat content to lighter glands.
The breast ages with the rest of the body. This is why you don't see old women
with perky teenager-looking breasts saying that they're “natural”. Unless the breasts
are small, and I mean 'A' cups small, then the breast is going to look a lot different at
age 80 than at age 18.
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