What bra should I wear if I have sagging breasts?

After middle age, as women age, their breasts will become loose and then sagging. In addition, postpartum women will also experience varying degrees of breast sagging during breastfeeding. This is all normal. If women want to avoid sagging breasts, they need to do all kinds of preventive work in their daily lives. The most important thing is to wear a suitable bra. So what kind of bra should you choose when you have sagging breasts?

What bra should I wear if I have sagging breasts?

First of all, you should choose a bra with a front clasp, and it should be one size larger than usual. Such bras also require reinforced underwires to make the breasts stand up as much as possible and fill the bra.

The second thing is to choose a bra with wide shoulder straps. Because the sagging force of the breasts is relatively large, wide shoulder straps are needed to have strong force to pull up the breasts. However, this type of bra also needs to have the function of fixing the breasts to prevent them from being pulled too high by the shoulder straps.

The last step is not to take it lightly after choosing the underwear. Because the bra is one size larger than usual, it will definitely be misplaced after putting it on. In this case, you should use the time to go to the bathroom to quickly adjust the position of the bra. Here I would like to remind everyone, don't think that choosing the right underwear can make your breasts look bigger immediately. This is a process and you can't eat hot tofu in a hurry.

How do women choose suitable underwear?

If you want to buy suitable bras, you should choose according to your breast shape. Please read on for specific details.

Petite chest

The angle formed by the lower edge of the breast and the chest wall is less than 90 degrees. The breasts form a distinct downward arc, and are tall and slightly drooping when standing.

Suitable bras: 3/4 cup bras that are thick at the bottom and thin at the top.

Why: Women with petite breasts can use bras to create the illusion of fullness, with bras that have a focussing effect or are padded being the most effective.

PS: You can use pads to make your breasts look rounder, or choose energy water bras to create full and natural breast curves.

Tips for choosing underwear:

1. Add a steel ring inside the cup and a thicker protective lining at the bottom.

2. The "side bone" design can help push the muscles on both sides into the cup to enhance the fullness.

3. Not suitable for wearing full cup bras.

Hemispherical chest

The breast boundary is clearly round and spherical, and the obvious breast curve can be seen when lying on your back.

Suitable bras: Full-cup bras without underwires and with a larger bottom area are best.

Reason: Hemispherical breasts have softer flesh, and choosing a full-cup bra can completely cover the breasts and prevent sagging.

PS: For those who like to wear underwire bras, it is recommended to use full-cup bras with hard underwires, but still pay attention to whether they are fully stretchable and have a large bottom area so that they can support the chest.

Tips for choosing underwear:

1. No padding, thin padding or full cup type, supporting the entire chest, feeling comfortable and stable.

2. The shoulder straps are thicker to avoid thin straps forming dents on the shoulders due to excessive weight.

3. Unsuitable: Bra with a cup that is too small.

Flat chest

The breast is slightly raised and disk-shaped. The bulge of the chest wall is mostly gradual, the boundary is not obvious, and the shape of the breast does not change significantly.

Suitable bra: 3/4 cup front clasp style is more appropriate.

Reason: The underwire can concentrate the restraining force and improve the flat chest condition, so it is recommended to choose a 3/4 cup bra with an underwire.

PS: If you don’t like wearing underwear with underwires, you can choose a bra with soft underwires. This will increase the cleavage of the chest and make the breasts appear larger.

Tips for choosing underwear:

1. Small and deep cup shape, with thicker cotton pad at the bottom, creates a firm breast peak.

2. Choose a full-cup bra that can lift up sagging breasts.

3. Not suitable for bras that are too centralized.