Does breast lift implant by surgery affect breast feeding?

Thanks for the question.  The first thing to address is that not all women are able to breast feed, even if they have not had surgery. Studies have shown that the percentage of women who can breast feed after surgery is very similar to the percentage of the general population who have not had surgery. Good luck.

Thank you for your question.  You will likely be able to breast feed after a breast lift, but some women will note a decreased ability.  It really depends on how much breast tissue is removed and how much of the breast tissue is separated from the breast ducts.  Typically, a breast lift does not remove a tremendous amount of tissue (compared to a breast reduction), so the concern with breast feeding is less.  Make sure you discuss with your board certified plastic surgeon. Good luck!

Thank you for your enquiry. Breast feeding can be performed successfully
after breast uplift and implant surgery but it really depends on the technique
used.
In some situations if the connections
between the milk glands and the milk ducts have not been divided breast feeding
will be possible.However, if you are considering having
further babies we generally recommend at Aurora Clinics that you leave any
surgery until after you have completed your family.
This is because any breast feeding or
pregnancy will change the appearance of your bust and will alter the results of the breast uplift and implant operation.
I hope this information helps.
With best wishes,Adrian Richards