Surgery now or wait till after having children? (Photos)

The optimal timing of cosmetic surgery of any kind will vary from individual to individual.

The being said, patients should be healthy and have reached a healthy stable weight at which they are happy (as post op weight changes can alter results).

The question of family planning is a common one. Pregnancy/breastfeeding tends to alter results. However, these life changes are not always reliably predictable.

With regards to your specific question, if you anticipate starting a family in the near future it is best to delay. If you don't have any immediate plans you should feel free to procede.

As always, discuss your concerns with a board certified plastic surgeon (ABPS).

Hi, I want to state that, it’s not expected that breast augmentation affect the breastfeeding. Breast augmentation will increase your self confidence, so if you think self confidence would make difference in your life there is no reason to postpone until after the childbirth.

The response to your question must take into account a multitude of factors, the majority of which are personal and specific to your individual circumstances. There is no universal guideline applicable to all individuals in such situations. The appropriate course of action depends primarily on how significant this change is to you personally, as well as on the timing of a potential pregnancy.
In general, if you are planning to conceive within the next 12 months, it is advisable to postpone the procedure. This is because breast tissue typically undergoes changes following pregnancy, and it is not possible to predict the final appearance or volume of the breasts afterward. In most cases, there is a tendency toward increased laxity and volume loss. However, it should be noted that in some cases, breast volume may actually increase post-pregnancy.
Conversely, if a pregnancy is not on the near horizon, I would suggest going ahead with the procedure. Life moves forward, and it’s only natural that you would want to enhance your daily life and enjoy the breasts you’ve dreamed of for as long as possible.
Breastfeeding is generally not affected by this type of surgery.