Can a breast lift be avoided? (Photo)

The correct procedure for you will really depend on your goals for surgery. Currently your breasts sit a bit low on your chest. If you add implants the nipple position will not be lifted much, but you will have more volume. Also note that the weight of the implant will be supported solely by the breast tissue and skin so if you select an implant that is large the breasts may sag more and more quickly.

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I don't feel that you definitely need to have a lift done now. You can always do a breast lift later. Keep in mind that the weight of the implant above the muscle will make you sag further in the future. Putting implants under the muscle may help to camouflage your breast tissue sitting lower on your chest. Your pec muscle will hold up the weight of the implant, so your natural breast tissue will take longer to sag. Hope that helps!

Whether you can avoid a breast lift while opting for augmentation with implants placed above the muscle largely depends on the degree of sagging (ptosis) you have. If the sagging is minimal, implants alone might achieve your desired outcome by filling out the breast tissue and providing some lift. However, for moderate to severe sagging, a lift is often necessary to reposition the nipple and areola, and to achieve a more youthful and lifted appearance. It's important to consult with a plastic surgeon who can assess your specific condition and provide a tailored recommendation. This way, you can achieve the most natural and satisfying results from your surgery.