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Absolutely not. You should wait until about 6 months after finishing nursing before having a breast augmentation.
No reputable surgeon would put implants in while you are pregnant and place your unborn child at risk. I would be very surprised if you could find a surgeon to do it.
We do not recommend undergoing any elective surgical procedure while you are pregnant, it's best to wait until after delivery.
Thank you for your question. Unfortunately, this is not a good idea. Elective operations should be postponed until well after delivery. Additionally, one should wait 3-6 months after finishing breast feeding prior to any breast surgery.
Having breast augmentation during pregnancy would be more challenging that you might think. First, your body is undergoing many changes due to hormonal shifts. Second, you have higher chance of an unpredictable and possibly poor result. Third, and most important, is the risks that are posed to your pregnancy as a result of having anesthesia and the procedure itself, as well as all the drugs that your baby would be exposed to. Realistically, it would be considered malpractice if anyone offered to do the procedure for you. On the other hand, once you have stopped breast feeding for 3 months, you might be a good candidate for the surgery.
No. You should not have any elective surgery while pregnant, and I doubt you could find an anesthesiologist anywhere that would put you to sleep.I recommend you wait at least 3-4 months after breast feeding to get augmentation.
You never want to have anesthesia while pregnant unless absolutely necessary. Plus your breasts will undergo changes that could affect your results.
Definitely not, You must wait at least 4 months after finishing breastfeeding. If you got your normal weight is a good time. that is not safe for the baby neither for you.
No, No, No, No, No, No....you get the point. Not safe at all for your baby. Not to mention your breasts are changing so much that your result would be unpredictable. Put this one out of your mind. No surgeon who took the hippocratic oath should touch this one. First, do no harm!
Hi, This is a great question. As the other doctors have stated, you can NOT have plastic surgery while you are pregnant. it is not safe for you or the baby. Once you have delivered, you should wait 4-6 months after you have finished breast feeding before considering breast implants. Best to you.
It would be very unusual for an incision to open up years after surgery. For a breast implant I would be concerned about exposure of the implant. You should be examined by your plastic surgeon as soon as possible to exclude implant exposure.
Thank you for the question. If it does not improve over the next several months you may need a revision to fix the flat area. Good luck.
As mentioned, your chest wall curves outward and your nipples are on the outside of your breast. If you try to place the implants more in the center, it will only make your nipples look farther out as they will not be centered on the implant, but rather, will be on the outside of the implant....
