Chest

Exercises such as push-ups, chest presses, and dumbbell flys help to tone the pectoral muscles beneath the chest.

Pregnancy can lead to changes in the size and shape of the breasts, as well as in the texture of the skin, due to the hormonal fluctuations it causes.

An ill-fitting bra can lead to discomfort, irritation, or premature sagging of the breasts. Therefore, it's crucial to wear a bra that is suitable for your breasts.

Yes, poor posture can lead to chest sagging. To prevent discomfort and support the chest, it's crucial to maintain good posture.

The effectiveness of so-called volumizing treatments has not yet been scientifically proven. To date, the only proven method to increase breast size is mammoplasty, a procedure that involves inserting a silicone breast implant under the mammary gland or behind the pectoral muscle.

No, no scientific study to date has shown any correlation between wearing a bra and the occurrence of breast cancer. The National Cancer Institute also refutes this theory.

No, cosmetics cannot restore sagging breasts to their original shape as they do not act on the deep structure of the breast tissues. However, they can improve the skin's appearance by firming it.