Are my breasts at risk of drooping with/without implants? What's the best breast augmentation option for me?

You are an excellent candidate for breast augmentation with a variety of techniques.  The only thing I would warn you about is not to go too large because that could create sagging over the long term.

Thank you for your question and for sharing appropriate pictures. You seem to be a good candidate for a breast augmentation. You do not show signs of drooping, and if you choose an implant that is anatomically appropriate for your anatomy, you should not run into problems for many years. Obviously age or pregnancies affect breasts, but implants won't have a huge effect on that. Make sure you're working with a board certified plastic surgeon. Breast of luck! 

Hello,Thank you for your question. Unless you select very large implants, excessive drooping shouldn't be much of a concern. Everyone's tissue is different and I recommend consistent, supportive bra wear for all my BA patients. All the best

Hello,Based on  your current breast mound shape and nipple position, you are unlikely going to have much ptosis other than mild glandular ptosis; your nipple is likely going to remain in good position.  Of course, pregnancy may affect overall breast shape with or without implants, leading to eventual need for a breast lift. The only factor that can increase you need for a breast lift with regards to breast augmentation is implant size. Although other factors may not affect ptosis, your decision about what type and shape of implant, the incision, and the placement of the implant will affect other things. Go visit a few ABPS certified/ASAPS member surgeons. Best of luck!

Breasts that are heavy tend to droop over time due to the effects of gravity and due to stretching that occurs when they enlarge with pregnancy.  with age, skin can lose elasticity and make drooping  more severe.  supporting your breasts with a well fitted bra may help to maintain your results longer.