Why are my breasts so saggy Hi,  welcome to another artice in our website Wonder Breasts. Today we are going to discuss: Self-diagnose breast ptosis. In this websote  we discuss everything related to breast surgery. Welcome back! For those less familiar with the medical term “mammary ptosis,” it is more commonly known as breast sagginess or the dropping of the breasts. But how can you find out if you have a certain level of mammary ptosis on your own? To self-diagnose breast ptosis, there is a simple, traditional method you can use. Just position yourself in front of a mirror, get a pen or a pencil and place it horizontally under the breast, in the inframammary fold. If the pencil will fall on the ground, it usually means that your breasts are not sagging. But if the pencil will stay in the inframammary fold supported by the mammary tissue and the skin envelope of the breasts, it means you have breast ptosis. This is just a classic, old method you can do at home. On t...