The skin you’re in might be thinner and less supportive.
Research suggests that both genetics (the cards you’re dealt) and epigenetics (how you play those cards) affect your skin’s strength and elasticity. Of course, it’s not all about breast tissue. Heavy, pillowy boobs are more likely to sag than small, firm boobs. Research shows that some folks have fatty boobs, while others have firm, fibrous melons. Your body’s natural breast density, skin elasticity, and boob size can all affect how your breasts look.Įvery body with boobs has a different breast tissue ratio. One 2015 study also found that an increase in body fat as you get older can also lead to saggier breasts. That’s a major loss of support for your boobs. The American Academy of Dermatology Association says your skin will lose about 30 percent of its collagen (the bounce factor) during the first 5 years of menopause. Menopause may get rid of Aunt Flow, but it can also introduce other unwelcome visitors like mood swings, vaginal dryness, and saggy skin. Yep, the passage of time can do a number on your skin *and* your melons.įirst, there’s the fact that the older you get, the longer gravity has to work against you.īut your body also changes as you age. Spoiler alert: This list does not include any bra-related business. Let’s dive into the most common causes of breast sagging. How much your ta-tas deflate is mostly out of your control. Hate to break it to you, but breast ptosis (that’s the medical term for boob droop) will happen naturally over time.
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