Is There Any Surgical Procedure to Stop the Production of Breast Milk to Save the Look of my Implants?

Thank you for your question. There is no way of predicting with any certainty how your breast tissue will respond to the hormones of pregnancy. If your breasts don't increase significantly in size and you don't have a large amount of weight gain, then your odds are more favorable for having little change. It also depends on how much of your own breast tissue you have right now. If you have little breast tissue, then it might not make much of a difference. If you... more

Pregnancy may or may not effect the final result of your implants. It is hard to predict how the breast will react to pregnancy.

No, there is no procedure available to prevent lactation after pregnancy. Unfortunately, even the medications which were used previously to dry up breast milk have been shown to be too risky. High-dose estrogen treatment puts the patient at risk for blood clots, and bromocriptine (Parlodel) increases the risk of heart attack or stroke. The best thing to do is to never start breast-feeding. Without stimulation the breast will stop producing milk on its own within a few... more