Lift + implants or implants alone? (Photo)

Thanks for your question! I think the little amount of droop that you do have will be corrected with an implant alone. It feels as though a lift would put unnecessary scars on your breasts. Good luck!

Thank you for your inquiry! This is determined by what you want your goal to be... What size would you like to be afterward. Depending on the size of the implant, you may not need a lift. We would love to meet with you to discuss your options. Schedule a consultation with a Board-Certified Plastic Surgeon to help you reach your goals.

Hello,
You may be a candidate for implants alone but I take multiple measurements and would also want to see a wish photo to see your end goal to determine. A breast augmentation may give some lift and implants can help give upper pole fullness. You may do a breast augmentation and if you wish for them to be higher and tighter a lift can be done later on. Not many people want the scarring associated with a lift.
All the best,
Dr. Joe

Hello! You would benefit from a lift to get the nipple into a better position and then an implant to help fill out the breast.

Thanks for your question and photos. The answer might depend on the implant size you choose and how much stretch is present in your skin/areola. An implant might fill out your skin laxity adequately and "lift" the nipple to a certain degree. If you're bothered by the areolar size - a small lift around the nipple could reduce the areola size and tighten up any residual skin laxity.
The left side is a little more ptotic and has more overhand. If this asymmetry bothers you the lift could correct that asymmetry as well.
Get a few consultations with board certified plastic surgeons to make sure you're choosing the right implant for your goals. Going bigger than you want to avoid a lift is not a good long term solution.

Thank you for your photos and question. Reviewing your photos reveal grade 1 breast ptosis, bot nipples are at the level of your inframammary crease. An augmentation will elevate your nipple-areolar complex and provide upper pole fullness and projection. A lift is not necessary in my opinion. Discuss with a Board Certified Plastic Surgeons your implant options and surgery.