
Frequently Asked Questions
Why do breasts sag after childbirth?
A woman's breasts contain mammary gland tissue for nursing. During pregnancy and childbirth, this tissue enlarges, and the supporting skin and Cooper's ligaments also stretch. However, after nursing ends, while the volume of the mammary gland tissue decreases, the already stretched skin and ligaments find it difficult to fully regain their original elasticity.
In what cases is breast lift surgery necessary?
A breast lift is a surgical procedure that tightens sagging skin and tissues to lift the position of drooping breasts and restore their overall shape. The scope of the incision and the surgical method may vary depending on the degree of sagging, and volume enhancement may be performed in conjunction with the surgery if volume has also been reduced. In this case, implant insertion or fat grafting are considered as options.











