How soon can I get breast implants after delivery?

I understand your timing concerns and wish to undergo surgery while on maternity leave. But there are two issues in play here.Your breasts are hormonal end-organs, and even if not breast feeding, the vascularity and hormone-stimulated intraductal bacteria, as well as tissue friability and tendency to bleed all play a role in increasing risk for capsular contracture (CC). Thus, it is best to allow a minimum of 3 months of normal menstrual cycles after birth (if not breast feeding) or after breast feeding is concluded before proceeding with surgery. You want the best result and the lowest risk of CC since these implants will be in your body for a long time!You have a new baby whose demands on your attention and time will need
to be considered as well. I know you're an experienced mom, but "two is
NOT as easy as one."Be patient and do this right, even if you need to take additional time off. And, BTW, breast feeding is best for your baby. Best wishes and good luck with both new baby and new you! Dr. Tholen

I usually recommend that woman wait at least 3-6 months after having a child (or breastfeeding) to consider breast surgery.  Although a woman might be back at her pre-pregnancy weight fairly soon after delivery, her body may continue to undergo changes for several months.  If you operate before your body has returned to its baseline, you need to be open to the possibility that you might need a revision in the future.  Best of luck!

I usually recommend waiting a minimum of 3 months after completion of breastfeeding. If not breastfeeding, then a minimum of 3 months after delivery.Good luck.