Kindly let me know the drugs I can take to make my breasts to stand again.
Rebecca (by SMS)
After pregnancy and breastfeeding, the breasts may return to the way they were before, remain larger, or become smaller. If the breast tissue shrinks down, but the skin stays stretched, the breasts will look saggy. Here are some tips to try to minimise the effects of pregnancy and breastfeeding on your breasts. While there are no drugs to help make the breasts to stand up in their original positions, there are some exercises that can firm up the chest muscles to enable the breasts (which are not made of muscles) to be firmer. In addition, there are padded brassieres which may enhance to appearance of your breasts. In extreme cases, cosmetic surgeries which may enhance the appearance of the breasts are available for those who can afford it.
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