How to fix my saggy boobs? (Photo)

Based
on these photographs you appear to be an excellent candidate for a breast lift.
I would suggest that you will not get the position shape and symmetry
that you would like with a limited lift.
A full anchor lift would be appropriate.

Hi,Thank you for your question and helpful photos.I strongly suggest you keep your current size and opt out of the augmentation if you want a long term lift. Unfortunately, breasts are subject to gravity, so the heavier they become - the faster they will sag. Breast implants alone will not give you a good result. You need a lift with areolar reduction. The Horndeski Method was developed for young women like you in mind. The Horndeski Method does not require breast implants to achieve upper pole fullness. It has also eliminated the ugly vertical incision. Incisions are hidden around the areola and in the infra-mammary crease. Because the nerves to the nipple and ducts women preserve the ability to breast feed and nipple sensitivity. The video attached is an example of what can be achieved with this technique.I hope this helps.Best wishes and kind regards,Gary Horndeski M.D.

Thank you for your question and for posting appropriate pictures. You seem to be a good candidate for a breast lift with implants. The Mastopexy or lift will help you achieve the aesthetic you want and with a combination of the the implant, you'll achieve the fullness as well. I recommend undergoing Vectra 3D Imaging to get an idea of the post procedural results. You will need to have a consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon for precise recommendations.