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Hello and thank you for your question.No, you should not have surgery when you are pregnant. Postpone until after you have the baby . Best wishes!
Definitely not. You should not undergo any plastic surgery during pregnancy. I highly recommend you wait to go through with this operation until you have delivered your baby. With that said, urgent and emergency surgeries should not be delayed because you are pregnant but plastic surgery can definitely wait until after delivery.
Cancel the surgery and wait six months after you deliver. It is unwise to operate unnecessarily in a pregnant woman. Additionally, pregnancy changes the structure and composition of the breasts. You really should wait.
It would be extraordinarily unwise to perform any elective surgery, especially breast surgery, while a woman is pregnant.It would endanger the baby, and during the operation it would be difficult to estimate the type and amount of breast reduction to perform.
You should not undergo breast reduction surgery at any point during your pregnancy, and should probably wait at least 3 months after you finished breastfeeding before considering breast reduction, if you even desire it at that point.
No no no no no. No elective surgery during pregnancy--it's not worth the risk to your chlid. Besides, pregnancy will change your breasts, so wait and see what happens.
Congratulations on the pregancy! Please do not proceed with surgery since you are pregnant. I recommend postponing surgery until after having the baby and once you have stopped lactating. The breasts will change after breast feeding and affect the results of your surgery. Most importantly, it is not safe for you and the baby. Do not let another surgeon tell you otherwise. Good luck!
It is not safe to perform a breast reduction surgery while pregnant. No ethical plastic surgeon to perform this procedure. Your best course is to enjoy your pregnancy and your upcoming new baby. You should wait 4 to 6 months after you've given birth and after you have stopped breast-feeding to consider surgery to your breasts. This will allow all hormones in your body to dissipate into reach your final body shape after your pregnancy.
I am hoping that enough surgeons saying "NO" will make you reconsider and not have the surgery. It is truly an elective procedure and can be done at any time. There is no need to rush it. Furthermore, your breasts will change during and after your pregnancy. I would ask you to wait at least 6 months after your child's delivery (assuming you are not breast-feeding) before thinking of this (or any) elective surgery.
I agree with each of the other respodents. If your plan is to carry your pregnancy to term you wouldn't want to do that any way because of the changes your breast will go through.Dr Edwards
Many products claiming to reduce breast size have no scientific backing and may even be dangerous. There are no medications, creams, or nonsurgical means that can reduce only the size of your breast. Most of the medications are herbal supplements that have not been clinically tested and are not...
Thank you for the question. Hypersensitive nipples years after breast reduction surgery are very unusual. Unless you're having discomfort however I would suggest you avoid intervention; in may be much more of a nuisance to have numbness or decreased sensation in the...
Hello and thank you for your question. The best thing to do is to schedule a consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon to discuss the options. Best wishes!
