Sometimes a woman's breasts begin to sag and droop, either in the aftermath of pregnancy, from weight loss, or as a result of premature aging. The skin and the ligaments that support the breasts begin to stretch and the breasts lose their youthful shape.
If the breasts are small and sagging is minimal,then the problem can be solved by inserting an implant to produce elevation and enlargement.
If the breasts are adequate in size but the drooping is severe, then breast elevation is required. In this procedure, excess skin is removed and the nipple is re-sited at a better position in the new, younger profile breasts.
Where the breasts are small but the droop is excessive, a correction of the breast droop is necessary and, at the same time, a breast augmentation is carried out, with the introduction of an implant. The exact type of surgery that will be required will be determined by a consultation with the cosmetic surgeon.
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