Breast augmentation does not affect future breastfeeding. Breast prostheses are placed under the muscle so they do not interfere with breastfeeding.
Breast milk has its own ducts called galactophores and at no time comes into contact with the implant. That is to say, the newborns do not run any danger if they are breastfed having put prostheses.
Breast augmentation before becoming a mother
Women who wish to have children and give them the breast, should tell the surgeon before the operation. The surgeon will probably choose to use the submammary fold or the armpit as the access route for the intervention. The periareolar route, around the areola, presents a greater risk because the ducts through which milk flows may be affected.
Do not be afraid to breastfeed, you can do it from the beginning. There is a rumor that assures the impossibility of breastfeeding if it is less than a year since the operation. It is completely false and has no scientific basis. If the operation is well done and the implants are of good quality, it is possible to breastfeed from the beginning.
Another rumor that is also false is that breastfeeding spoils the result of the operation. Peace of mind: the aesthetic result does not worsen and it will not be necessary to reposition the prostheses. The implants are not affected by breastfeeding. The breasts remain the same whether you breastfeed or not.
Breast augmentation after motherhood
All women who have been mothers are exposed to breast sagging. The reason for this is not breastfeeding but pregnancy itself. Hormonal and weight changes have a direct influence on breast sagging, although it does not occur in all women. Breastfeeding is not the one that spoils the breast.
After pregnancy, wait a minimum of 6 months to have surgery. The body has undergone 40 weeks of changes and needs time to stabilize. Rushing can lead to unsatisfactory results.