Modern society has become more and more demanding on women’s body shape, and women of any age want to have a fit and elegant body curve. If sagging breasts occur due to congenital development, postpartum breastfeeding or weight loss, it will have a great impact on women’s life and social life. For example, women with sagging breasts often lack self-confidence and are ashamed to swim with colleagues, go to hot springs, take saunas, etc. Some even affect the relationship between husband and wife. New age women live for themselves and for their confidence, I strongly recommend women with sagging breasts to bravely choose breast lift surgery to improve the external hang of their breasts and increase their confidence! Here I will answer several questions about breast sagging correction that women are concerned about: 1. Can I still breastfeed after surgery? There are generally three groups of patients with sagging breasts. The first category, the breast volume is very large, combined with breast hypertrophy, this type of patients, whether married or not, are recommended for surgery. This is because the enlarged and sagging breasts place a burden on the patient’s shoulders and back. Patients often feel sore shoulders and back pain, and eczema often appears under the breasts, causing itching and discomfort, which is painful for patients. In addition, the vast majority of such enlarged glands are abnormal hyperplastic glands, which do not have breast ducts and do not have a lactation function, so infertile patients who have surgery need not worry about the impact on lactation. After surgery for this type of patient, the lactation function is usually not preserved because of the large number of abnormal glands that have to be removed. In the second category, the breast volume is slightly large or not very large, and the sagging of the breast is very obvious. This group of patients is mostly seen in those who are breastfeeding after giving birth or losing weight. Patients are advised to have early surgical treatment to prevent the sagging from getting worse. If the patient has not had children and strongly wishes to breastfeed, a procedure called “central glandular lift” can be done to preserve the breastfeeding function. In the third category, the sagging of the breasts is obvious, the skin is very loose, but the amount of glands is not enough, and the breasts look like two loose pockets of skin. In this type of patients, it is better to remove the excess skin and lift the glands while filling the breast volume with silicone gel breast implants to achieve good results. For this type of patients, I recommend early surgery, even if the patient still has the desire to be pregnant and breastfeeding, because another pregnancy will again aggravate the laxity of the breast skin, and severe laxity is very much affecting the final surgical result. 2.What kind of scar will be left after breast sagging surgery? Depending on the volume of the patient’s breasts, the surgical incision and scarring will be different. For patients with large breasts and significant sagging, the incision will encircle the areola and leave an “inverted T” shaped scar on the lower pole of the breast. In patients with moderate breast enlargement, the incision will be made around the areola and a vertical scar will be left at the lower pole, while in patients with moderate breast enlargement, the horizontal diameter is not very large. In patients with mild or moderate hypertrophy, the incision leaves a scar around the areola. The surgeon’s superior suturing skills, conscientious attitude, and careful postoperative anti-scar care are the most important factors in reducing postoperative scar growth. If the two complement each other, the scar can be very slim and very beautiful after surgery. 3.Do I need to be hospitalized for breast sagging surgery? What kind of anesthesia? Is there any delay in work? Simple sagging can be performed in an outpatient operating room under local anesthesia, and you can go home after surgery and return to the hospital for regular follow-up. More complex cases require hospitalization and general anesthesia. After surgery, a drainage tube will be placed in the operated area, which is usually removed 3-5 days after surgery and can be discharged after 1-2 days of observation. If the surgeon uses absorbable sutures for closure, no stitch removal is required and the patient can go home. If the sutures need to be removed, they are usually removed about 2 weeks after surgery. Patients are allowed to go home first. After surgery, patients are recommended to wear an elastic bra. For general work, such as, clerical, teaching and other jobs that do not require great physical strength, there is basically no problem to resume work about 10 days after surgery. The development of society has given women more pressure than men, from life, from work, from family, and women have sacrificed a lot for their career and for their children. In my clinic, I often see elegant and successful women who have lost their body shape due to childbirth and want to have surgery but are hesitant to do so. I would like to say to these patients, come out bravely, surgery is not complicated and not scary, find a new sky for yourself!