... Cooper's ligaments, tend to stretch. They stretch in some women more than others be- cause some women have weak- er ligaments than others. The ligaments tend to stretch when the breast tissue gets larger and heavier. This can happen in ...

... Cooper's ligaments, tissues which hold breasts in place. Without the support of a bra, these ligaments tend to tear. When that happens, Dr Radlauer says, the bloom of youth sags prematurely. Gravity pulls down on all the structures of ...

... Cooper's ligaments, tissues which hold breasts in place. Without the support of a bra, these ligaments tend to tear. When that happens. Dr. Radlauer says, the bloom of youth sags prematurely. Gravity pulls down on all the structures of ...

... Cooper's ligaments. These are bands of strong connective tissue that support the breasts like an internal bra. When these ligaments are stretched, the breasts start sagging. And like an old bra, once stretched, they are sti etched for ...

... breakdown and sagging. Fibrous materials called Cooper's ligaments support the breast internally, and this tissue is nonelastic; a sports bra prevents some of the' jarring that stretches the tissue and damages it permanently. '