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Implants without a lift - is this recommended for my current anatomy? (Photos)

Hello:) I am a mom of two currently and I am looking to have a breast augmentation without a lift. I understand and have realistic expectations for results but the reason I don’t want to do a lift yet is because I am not done having/breastfeeding kids. I am in my early twenties now and plan to have a complete mommy makeover when I am done having kids, which will presumably include a lift (10-15 years from now). My question is is this possible to do with my current anatomy, thank you very much in advance!

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