How do female breasts "age"?
As a plastic surgeon in Fort Myers and Cape Coral, Florida, I am regularly asked by women, "How do I keep my breasts from aging. How can I keep
them young looking?"
A recent report in the Aesthetic Surgery Journal had a
fascinating study of 161 sets of identical twins.
The study was done at Case Western Reserve in Cleveland . What did they
learn?
1. Twins who moisturized their breasts everyday had fewer
wrinkles.
2. Women who received hormone replacement therapy after menopause
had a more attractive breast shape, areolar shape and projection.
3. Women who breast-fed had less attractive shape and nipple areolar size/shape.
3. Women who breast-fed had less attractive shape and nipple areolar size/shape.
PS: No one wants to discourage breast-feeding. It certainly has benefits that go beyond the shape and appearance of aging breasts. But facts are facts and should be reported as such. I want my patients well informed, but I leave the choice to you.
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RJBrueck@abodyandface.com
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Labels: breast aging, breast feeding, Breast shape, breast wrinkles, Hormone Replacement Therapy
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