Will I need a Breast lift? Or will implants alone help the sagging?

The decision to pursue a breast lift along with
augmentation will vary greatly depending on each person’s individual anatomy,
preferences, priorities and goals. I would recommend you discuss this
with your surgeon in detail. Your surgeon will have a greater chance of
achieving closer symmetry if a lift is pursued along with the augmentation,
especially if you are starting from a situation where things are slightly
asymmetric. That being said, keep in mind that, “Breasts are sisters, not
twins,” and they will never look exactly the same before or after surgery,
because even after surgery, the final result is dependent upon how your body
heals and how your skin, breast tissue, and anatomy gives with time and
age. In addition, rather than trying to achieve the result achieved by someone
else in a photo, for example, a friend or a model that is found on line, I
would concentrate instead on appreciating whatever improvement can be made on
your individual anatomy as matching a photo is generally not very
realistic. Hopefully this is helpful to you. Best of luck!

Hello and thanks for your question.  You will probably have a great result with breast augmentation alone, but hard to say for sure without an in-person examination and/or side profile views of your breasts.  Everyone has some degree of breast asymmetry, and whether or not you choose to have a lift may also be affected by your expectations and goals.  I hope this helps to answer your question.