Is there scientific evidence that implants have a negative effect on being able to breastfeed? Does the milk production happen without any problem? I'm referring to cases where the areola remains unharmed and the implant was inserted from under the breast. Does the position of the implant have an impact? Many thanks.
August 4, 2016
Answer: Breastfeeding after breast augmentation? Loss or diminished ability to breast-feed is a known risk of all types of breast surgery. Overall, the vast majority of patients who undergo breast augmentation surgery will be able to breast-feed.
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August 4, 2016
Answer: Breastfeeding after breast augmentation? Loss or diminished ability to breast-feed is a known risk of all types of breast surgery. Overall, the vast majority of patients who undergo breast augmentation surgery will be able to breast-feed.
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August 13, 2016
Answer: Breast Feeding Post Breast Augmentation There is no scientific evidence that supports any negative effects for breast feeding moms with implants. You should not have any difficulty breast feeding post breast augmentation. I do prefer to place the implants in the subpectoral position with an infammamory incision, it is my belief that this helps preserve breast sensation and helps reduce any problems with breast feeding .
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August 13, 2016
Answer: Breast Feeding Post Breast Augmentation There is no scientific evidence that supports any negative effects for breast feeding moms with implants. You should not have any difficulty breast feeding post breast augmentation. I do prefer to place the implants in the subpectoral position with an infammamory incision, it is my belief that this helps preserve breast sensation and helps reduce any problems with breast feeding .
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