Plastic surgeons often have to deal with sagging breasts when performing breast augmentation. Although it is not true, the belief that implants can lift a sagging breast is common. 

Although implants can make the breasts fuller, they do not alter the horizontal position of your nipple. You can see this clearly in before and after photos of breast augmentation in profile or lateral views. You can also look for services of Breast Lifts And Implants For Sagging Breasts online.

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Ptosis, or breast sagging, refers to how the position and relationship of the nipple to the lower breast crease. The point where a breast implant alone is not satisfactory is when the nipple falls lower and touches the lower breast crease. 

Although it will fill the breasts and give the mound a more full shape, the nipple remains on the lower pole of your breast. A breast lift is a great option for a sagging breast. A lift will reshape your breasts and place the nipple/mound higher on the chest wall. 

However, it won't make your breast look larger. It can be distressing to discover that you need a lift (also called a mastopexy) in order to enlarge your breasts. Scars can create new cosmetic defects that need to be balanced against the sagging it replaces.

This trade-off is difficult and highly dependent on the extent of sagging. This is not an issue for breasts that are very low.

The amount of lifting required for mastopexies and combined breast augmentation differs. Although a certain amount and type of scarring may seem ideal in theory, patients must decide how much of a lift they are willing to do.