I consider myself to be fairly educated, and even I thought initially that breastfeeding
caused sagging breasts.
Research has shown that breastfeeding does not
cause sagging breasts.
Not exact matches
The law is aimed at doctors, hospitals, clinics and perhaps husbands (who might be afraid that lactating might
cause his lovely wife's
breasts to
sag), who prevent the mother from breastfeeding.
Many women worry that breastfeeding will
cause their
breasts to
sag.
Technically breastfeeding is not what
causes breasts to
sag.
Studies have shown that breastfeeding does not
cause breast sagging.
After giving birth, these hormones level out, and
cause the
breast to
sag.
Age and Body Mass Index (BMI), which can be affected by pregnancy - related weight gain, can also
cause breasts to
sag.
Breastfeeding is often blamed for drooping
breasts, but it's not breastfeeding itself that
causes breast ptosis:
sagging is actually the result of pregnancy and other influences.During pregnancy, your
breasts undergo changes and grow larger to prepare for breastfeeding your baby.
Will breastfeeding
cause your
breasts to
sag?
You may have heard the myth that breastfeeding
causes breasts to
sag... it's not true!
Many women believe the myth that breastfeeding
causes breasts to
sag.
Whether you're breastfeeding or using a
breast pump, it's not going to
cause your
breasts to
sag.
But it can
cause pain and is the most likely reason for
sagging breasts.
In addition, connective tissue within the
breast breaks down and this loss of internal scaffolding can
cause breast sag.
Sleeping on your side can
cause wrinkles and
breast sag because you're pressing your face against your pillow.
It won't help you cosmetically either because just like with side sleeping, sleeping in your fetal position can
cause wrinkles or
breast sagging.
In addition to the
breasts sagging, weight loss often
causes women to lose fullness in their
breasts, particularly in the upper portion.