I'm 34 y/o, had no kids, lost some weight, do I need a lift? (Photo)

Thank you for your photographs. From your photographs, it appears that you have a ptosis of your breast with a portion of your breast hanging below the fold underneath your breast. A breast lift would help to tighten the skin and shift the breast tissue superiorly. By removing some of the skin of your breast, but keeping all of the other volume, that same amount of volume pushed up inside a smaller envelope of skin will help to plump out that skin envelope and make the breast appear fuller and more youthful as well as sitting slightly higher on your chest. Have a detailed consultation with your plastic surgeon to best understand your options.

A breast lift (mastopexy) could help restore a more youthful, fuller appearance to your breasts, especially if you've experienced some sagging or volume loss after weight loss. The procedure removes excess skin, tightens the surrounding tissue, and raises the breasts to a more youthful position, which may help you achieve a perkier look. If you feel that your breasts have lost volume, adding an implant or fat transfer during the lift can provide additional fullness, particularly in the upper pole of the breast.
Given that you've lost weight, a lift would likely improve the tightness and shape of your breasts. If you're seeking a more dramatic change in size, combining the lift with implants might be an ideal option to both elevate and add volume. Consulting with an experienced plastic surgeon can give you a more personalized assessment based on your specific needs and goals.
Krishna Vyas, MD, PhD, MHSHarvard, Hopkins, & Mayo Clinic Trained Aesthetic Plastic SurgeonNew York, New York