How soon after weaning a breast fed baby can you have an augmentation?

Thank you for the
question. Congratulations on your recent pregnancy. I recommend waiting six
months after finishing breastfeeding prior to having a breast
augmentation. It will give your breasts a chance to settle in and return
to their normal size. Timing of surgery, should be based on a
detailed discussion with equal input from both you and your surgeon,
during consultation.  Make
sure you choose an experienced, board-certified plastic surgeon. Take your time
researching surgeons and their qualifications, look at before-and-after photos,
and try to find patients who have used the surgeons before. 
Best
of Luck

Dr.
Romanelli

Congratulations on the birth of your baby. As you are well
aware, the body undergoes many changes during pregnancy. It is recommended that
patients give their bodies at least 6 months to return to their pre-pregnancy state.
Breast feeding moms should wait at least 3 months after they’ve weaned the baby
off the breast to ensure that lactation has completely ceased. Although breast
feeding has been found to speed up the pregnancy weight loss, it can have an
effect on the shape and size of the breasts.
The ideal candidate for surgery will have maintained a
stable weight for a few months as any changes to weight will have a direct
effect on the final results.
Once the patient has reached their ideal weight, they are
encouraged to meet with a board certified plastic surgeon for an in-person
consultation to discuss their options for surgery.
All the best!

I think your time frame for evaluation in two months is a good one.  Every patient is different but when you have the sense that your breasts have stabilized that's the time to move forward.  This could be as soon as two months or sometimes can take up to a year.  I would also suggest you monitor not just your breasts but your body as a whole.  Once you feel like you are back to baseline in all areas, that's the safest time to move forward.