Explanation with breast reduction surgery. (photos)

From the photos you appear to be a good candidate for a breast reduction. The implants can be removed at the same time, the breasts can be downsized, and a lift can be performed. It is best to wait until you are three to six months from breastfeeding cessation to allow your breasts to return to a stable state before having the procedure. I've included a video I hope you find helpful.

Thank you for your question and photos.  No doubt once you are no longer lactating you could see a plastic surgeon to discuss your goals.  It is common to have implants in one's youth and over time have the breasts develop more and sag due to pregnancy.  Removal of the implants and a reduction (which would also lift the breasts) could be done as a single procedure.  I would start with a face to face consult with a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon who has experience in breast surgery. During your visit your surgeon should be evaluating your health to determine if you are a good surgical candidate and examining your tissues to get a sense of what type of procedure your tissues will allow. Only with a hands on exam can this be determined. During the consult you and the surgeon should be understanding of the goals and realistic outcomes of your choices. Once an exam and opinion is rendered then you can decide if surgery is right for you.   Good luck.

You can have the implant removed and a reduction performed at the same time.  I would recommend waiting 3 months after breast feeding is complete to have the surgery.   Best wishes, Dr. T. 

Yes, both explantation and reduction and lift can be done concurrently with a breast specialist. The blood supply and anatomy is critical 

I offer my patients with saline implants the option of deflation under local anesthesia to let the breast tissue shrink and then do the lift. You need to wait at least three months after lactation to make sure that your breasts size is stable.