Which procedure would keep me at the same size while helping me achieve a fuller, perkier look? (photos)

You may be a candidate for breast augmentation, there are many sizes and considerations. When picking the size of your implant, the implant must fit your body type. We will take measurements to ensure the most natural-appearing results that fit your body and achieve your aesthetic goals.
Healthy women desiring larger breasts with more cleavage are good candidates for breast augmentation. If you are getting breast augmentation with breast implants, the implant will be placed behind the chest muscle in most cases. There are a few exceptions where the breast implant is placed over the chest muscle due to the activity level you may enjoy.
At NorCal Plastic Surgery, we use gummy bear implants, which are smooth, round implants that will enhance the appearance of your natural breast, safely. They are among the safest and most commonly used implants for breast augmentation. During your initial consultation, we will determine implant placement and incision type.
Breast augmentation can also be achieved with breast fat grafting, which uses liposuction to collect the fat and then small cannulae to graft the fat into the breasts. Many women also combine breast augmentation with a breast lift, which can help improve breast sagging.

Thank you for your question. Since you mentioned weight loss, it’s possible you may not have enough donor fat to rely on fat transfer alone for noticeable fullness. Also, your nipple position appears to be a bit high, so a breast lift may not be necessary. The best option would be a moderate-sized silicone implant to have the desired fuller, perkier look without significantly increasing your size. Silicone implants are natural and provide a softer look, which will suit your desire to avoid looking too large. They can fill out the upper pole (top portion) of your breasts, giving you the perkiness you're aiming for. If needed, you might benefit from a small additional lift with minimal incisions to tighten the breast tissue around the implant.