Is it safe to breastfeed after a BreastTite (BodyTite) procedure done years ago?

Breastfeeding after a BodyTite or BreastTite procedure is generally considered safe, but there are some factors to consider:

Type of Procedure: BodyTite or BreastTite primarily involves skin tightening and contouring through radiofrequency-assisted liposuction. It does not typically involve manipulation of breast tissue or affect milk ducts directly.

Healing and Time Passed: If your procedure was done years ago and you have fully healed without complications, the likelihood of any adverse effects on breastfeeding is minimal. The body typically adjusts and heals within several months to a year after such procedures.

Consultation with a Surgeon: It's advisable to consult with your plastic surgeon or a lactation consultant if you have concerns. They can provide personalized advice based on your medical history, the specific details of your procedure, and your current breastfeeding plans.

Monitoring for Changes: While rare, it’s important to monitor your breasts for any changes or difficulties with breastfeeding. If you experience issues such as reduced milk supply or unusual pain, consulting a healthcare provider can help address these concerns promptly.

In summary, breastfeeding after BodyTite or BreastTite is generally safe, especially if the procedure was performed years ago and you have had a successful recovery. Always seek guidance from medical professionals who are familiar with your medical history and the details of your cosmetic procedure for personalized advice.

No question is silly! It is absolutely safe to breastfeed a year after having the procedure done. The only issue you may have is altering the results of the procedure due to the stretching of the skin from pregnancy and breastfeeding

BodyTite uses radiofrequency to stimulate collagen and tighten tissues.  The procedure should not affect your ability to breastfeed and you should be able to safely breastfeed at this time.