Breast Consultation, What Would You Recommend?

You certainly supplied a lot of information and the photos were helpful as well.  Still, different doctors may have differing opinions regarding your treatment based on their training and experience.  Therefore, my first recommendation would be to schedule a consultation with a couple of plastic surgeons (make sure they are legitimate plastic surgeons certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery) so that you can get a couple of opinions from which to choose.

Judging by your pictures, I would agree with your assessment that you have slightly tuberous breasts.  While implants will add more volume to your breasts, that is all they will do.  To correct the tuberous aspect of your breasts, I would suggest a peri-areolar breast lift procedure (aka, donut lift or Benelli lift).  This will correct the tuberous aspect of your breasts, give you a slight lift, and make your areolae smaller.  If you just put in breast implants without this lift, your areolae may become enlarged even more.  The trade-off for a donut lift is that you will have a scar around your areolae. 

You mentioned that you might like to have children in the future.  With a peri-areolar breast lift with or without implants, you can still breast feed, if that is a consideration for you.  As to how your breasts might look following a pregnancy, all bets are off.  Your breasts may change a lot or very little.  It is impossible to predict.

Pregnancy can change a woman's breasts, potentially making them bigger/smaller and saggier. For this reason, you should probably wait until after you have kids before having surgery, even if you'd like to have them placed underneath the muscle. While this can slow the rate of sagging, they may still be affected by the changes pregnancy causes. These changes are not predictable, however, and some women even report liking their post-pregnancy breasts better. But why take the risk?

I would suggest a peri-areolar smooth round implant placed under the gland with an areola lift to help even everything out