Question 1

how to fix big slightly saggy boobs?

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Sag doesn't go: away naturally. You can consult with a breast surgeon or plastic surgeon.

Question 2

what to do to stop your boobs from going saggy?

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Sagging Breasts: : Here are two options: 1. Plastic surgery to lift the breasts. 2. Breast support. Up to 85% of american women are wearing the incorrect size of bra. Encourage you to take care of your breasts by going to a bra specialty store for a professional fitting & help with design selection. You will also be taught how to properly settle your breasts into the bra. If is worth the effort.

Question 3

how can i make my boobs firmer and less saggy after having my baby?

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Exercise all muscles: Gravity ultimately wins. But doing upper body exercises including chest, pecs, abs and all other muscles groups can help.  The older the boobs get, the more fat tissue and less glandular/muscles tissue is in them, so exercise chest muscles can help. When you r finished having babies, and have lots of $$, can consider plastics. Otherwise, get a good over-the-shoulder-boulder-holder.

Question 4

what can i do if my boobs are really far apart and kind of saggy and pointy. can i do anything about them?

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There aren't any: Natural interventions that would address this. You may wish to consult with a plastic surgeon.

Question 5

can not wearing a bra make your boobs saggy?

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Yes: Gravity is a cruel agent when it comes to our bodies.  Go to a nudist colony and all breasts point toward the ground after a while.  A bra is supportive and will counteract some of the effects of that dreaded gravity.

Question 6

how can i fix medium/saggy boobs without surgery?

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Bra: There are no miracle pills or exercises that can improve breast shape and reverse ptosis (sagging). Surgery is the only option besides supportive garments.

Question 7

is it actually true that doing push ups will make my boobs less saggy?

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No: That will build up your pectoral muscles, u will need to see a plastic surgeon if u want that fixed.

Question 8

is there a good way to prevent saggy boobs?

Accepted Answer

Unfortunately...: Breasts change with time, weight fluctuations, pregnancy, sun damage, and skin elasticity issues.  There's no great way to prevent this....Just see a plastic surgeon to fix it when the time is right!

Question 9

what should i eat to avoid chest pain?

Accepted Answer

Clarification?: If eating causes chest discomfort, then the more likely cause of the chest pain is gastrointestinal rather than cardiac, so talking to your primary care physician or a gastroenterologist may be useful.  Cardiac causes of chest pain can result from poor eating habits, but i suspect the nature of your query relates more to GI causes than primary cardiac ones.  Your doctor may suggest otc rx trials.

Question 10

can sleeping in a bra really keep your boobs from getting saggy?

Accepted Answer

UNKNOWN: I don't have a scientific basis to make a comment.

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