It is largely assumed that a woman’s breasts
tend to sag after pregnancy and
bre*stfeeding, and this is entirely
understandable because of the release of
some hormones and the
secretion of milk which could increase the
size of the bre*sts. In fact, some people
assume that with the way the baby draws
the nip-ples
in the process of suckling the mother’s
bre*sts, it would lose firmness and end up
being droopy
afterwards. But those assumptions may not
be true.
Dr. Bolanle Shukra-Okesina said,
“Bre*stfeeding per se does not make the
breasts to sag. If you use the appropriate
bra size and take enough of fluid, especially
water, when bre*stfeeding, the breasts will
not sag, even after bre*stfeeding.
Also, during pregnancy, the woman is
expected to change the size of her bra as
the bre*sts increase in size. She is
supposed to use the appropriate size at
every stage because the bre*sts need to be
supported by a firm bra.
“When the milk stops after breastfeeding,
the bre*sts would on their own go back to
their normal size. So, if the woman does the
right
thing, the bre*sts have no reason to sag.
And for women who wear the kind of bras
that make the bre*sts to shake, perhaps to
appear buxom, it was warned that the more
the bre*sts
bounce around, the more the skin and
collagen are stressed, eventually leading to
sagging.
In effect, doing the needful while
bre*stfeeding, eating balanced diet in right
quantity, abstinence from smoking and doing
the right exercises could reduce the
likelihood of bre*st
sagging.




Source ::: http://www.praizeblog.com/2016/10/things-that-make-womens-brests-sag.html?m=0


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