Could an ultra high profile implant give the same upper fullness look without lift?

Higher implant profiles do not necessarily lead to more filling out of loose skin. In fact, many patients look worse when trying to use larger volume and higher profile implants instead of doing a lift. In addition, with your thin frame, ultra high profile implants may give you a very fake look to the upper poles of your breasts and your excess skin may still fall off of the implants unless you do a lift. Like most others responding here, I think a lift with a medium of high profile implant of an appropriate volume will ultimately give you a nicer result.

From your photos you have a fair amount of tissue in the lower pole of you breast. The right breast is slightly larger with more lower pole fullness. you would get a slight lift with the ultra high profile implants but it will still have an appearance of sagging breast. Your best result would be a lift with implants.

Thank you for your question.  Larger size or higher profile implants can not replicate the effects of a breast lift, and can exacerbate the amount of breast sagging that you have present.  Depending on your desired goal appearance, and cost restrictions, it may be best to perform a staged procedure with an appropriate sized implant now and a breast lift later on.  Be sure to see a board certified plastic surgeon in consultation to have the best advice recommended.  

Thanks for your inquiry and pictures. To answer your question I do not think an implant alone would replace what a lift offers in your potential results.  That does not mean you cannot get a reasonable result without a lift, but the lift could improve the nipple/areola position and address the lower pole loose envelop. Please see a board certified plastic surgeon to discuss your goals and best of luck.  

Dear mdbrown14, Thank you for your question and photos.  While photos often can tell us if a lift is truly needed or not, it is really the measurements we take during your examination in combination with a determination of the quality of the breast tissues that dictates recommending a lift with or without implants to rejuvenate the breasts.  In some patients, an implant with a dual plane approach can mimic the effect of a breast lift but not in every patient.  This is why you need to consult with a board certified plastic surgeon who can determine the best course of treatment for you.  Sometimes placing an oversize, too projected implant can actually increase the rate of sagging dramatically too.  It is important to remember that a poorly designed plan may cost less in the beginning but result in a more costly correction in the future.I hope this helps.

Just looking at your photos, you will probably need a lift. However, I would suggest meeting with a board certified plastic surgeon and discussing all your options. Sometimes the gummy bear implant works nicely in those who have a small amount of sagging

Thank you for your question.  Based on your photos you may need a breast lift in addition to implants.  However a 2 stage operation is a possibility.  You can try a high profile or ultra high profile implant first as long as you understand that you may need a breast lift if the implant does not achieve the look that you desire.