A lot of breast augmentation patients want to know if there’s anything they can do to “protect their investment” after an enhancement surgery. Sometimes the process of keeping breasts healthy and beautiful, whether you’ve had surgery or not, can be a little complicated.
Take this example: A woman is on the treadmill at the gym putting in a few miles while glancing at a Women’s Health article about keeping breasts youthful and perky. She reads a sentence warning that high-impact workouts — such as running — can cause breasts to sag. Should she stop running? Not at all. I never advise patients to stop running or pursuing whatever exercise they find most enjoyable. But I do emphasize the importance of wearing bras that fit properly and provide adequate support while exercising.
That’s just one simple way to maintain your breast health and beauty. Here are the top tips I tell my patients:
Taking good care of your breasts is something you can do on your own, but it’s also a team effort. Don’t hesitate to talk to a plastic surgeon or other physician to find customized strategies for you.
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