Is It Possible to Get a Breast Augmentation when I'm Still Producing Milk?

It is possible to have surgery if your breasts have completely stopped changing, but still having milk production means that you are not done changing yet.  You can talk with your OB/GYN about helping to relieve the pressure you are feeling and dry up your milk.  After the milk is dried up you want to make sure that the size of your breasts is stable.

From your description and (non-standard) photo you may actually require a little lift in addition to the augmentation.

Based on scientific data, these are the recommendations on breast augmentation at the time of lactation:


it is highly recommended to delay breast augmentation until after you stop lactating.

Milk can have bacteria that can contaminate the implant and cause infection or capsular contracture.

It is best to wait for 3 months.

There are new medications that help to dry up the milk production.


Hope this was helpful.