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Scott E. Kasden, MD answers: Safe pregnancy after Breast Reduction?

I'm 26 and I don't have kids yet. I would like to know, can I have a pregnancy without complications after a breast reduction? Please help. Thank you in advance.


Scott E. Kasden, MD
7 months ago
By Scott E. Kasden, MD - Dallas Plastic Surgeon

I don't know if you had a reduction already or not.  In any event, you should be fine.  Several things to note include however.  You may not be able to breast feed, or you may not produce enough milk, or you may be just fine (just have to see what happens).  Your reduced breasts will be affected just the same as unoperated breasts so you may get a little sagging, enlargement, stretch marks, etc.

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