Your breasts have an attractive natural teardrop shape, proportionate size to your youthful body, and good symmetry. I can understand not wanting to wear a bra, and I'm sure you have many admirers who appreciate that as well! Bras are NOT anti-gravity devices, but time, aging, and appearance of breasts in nursing homes prove that skin does stretch and sag over the years with childbirth, breast feeding, weight gain, and the never-ending effects of gravity acting on the individual genetics of your skin collagen and elastic fiber content, and the weight of your breast tissue.If you want bigger breasts to better "fill out" the skin brassiere you have, implants will accomplish that beautifully, but you certainly don't "need" them. And more weight is more for gravity to exert its influence upon.BTW, the "Baywatch coconut" look is neither natural, nor soft, as capsular contracture around submammary (usually) implants is what gives these breasts their look. But they are hard when you hug! NOT normal. Having nice soft breasts without a bra, and pushing them up to a different "look" with pretty support garments (what our grandmothers called a "proper foundation") is a much better situation.As with everything in life, balance is the key. A bra, even worn day and night, will not reverse aging, gravity, or genetics. But going braless constantly is asking gravity to do its thing unopposed. I like the idea of braless in some types of clothing, hot summer days, and sexy evenings out. And a bra when exercising, running, and when the clothes cover you anyway. Why not fight gravity as much as you can? But not to the detriment of enjoying your beautiful breasts and cute tops without a bra! Best wishes! Dr. Tholen