Pittsburgh Breast Implants doctors

Combining a small breast lift with implant insertion would provide you with your best outcome.  Implants alone, of a size that you find comfortable, are a reasonable second choice. There would be a small amount of sagging that would persist with implants alone, but  I'm not sure you would notice it.  You can always have a lift in the future if you decide you need one.   I would not advise that you start off with a breast lift alone.

You are not providing we plastic surgeons with enough information to reliably advise you of the best course.   How much weight did you lose?  What does the ptosis (droop) look like from the side view.  How firm or elastic is your breast skin?  In  my case I would require a physical examination  before rendering a reliable opinion.  In my experience my twenty year olds have only very rarely required a periareolar breast lift when implants were inserted.  And those cases had very unique problems which I do not see on your photo.  Remember, you could always do the lift as a second stage intervention if implants alone do not do the job properly, as long as you place the implants through a periareolar incision.

Patients are recommended to stay away from underwire bras until they are completely healed, typically 6-8 weeks after surgery.  If there is a problem with healing or with scars, an underwire bra may irritate the area.  All scars take 6-12 months to heal, so there is a possibility for sensitivity to that area even 3 months later.