How Long Should You Wait to Get Pregnant After Having Breast Implants?

You must be fully recovered so around 3 months minimum and not taking any of the medications prescribed for pain after BA

I would speak with your surgeon about their specific recommendations, but you should be able to get pregnant at any time. It's important to know that breast augmentation will not affect your ability to nurse your baby, it does not affect your breast milk, and also won't affect your ability to undergo routine mammography (breast imaging). When considering breast augmentation make sure you find a board certified plastic surgeon who will take the time to answer all of your questions and explain all of your options, so that you can decide if breast augmentation is right for you.

Once you have recovered from your breast augmentation surgery and are not on any medications that would influence your pregnancy then it is safe to get pregnant.

It's probably better to wait a few months before having a child. This will allow your body to adequately recover first from your surgery before it spends the energy on your pregnancy. 

Studies have been conducted which show that the pregnancy itself has more to do with causing sagging (ptosis) after pregnancy than nursing itself. Therefore be prepared to accept some degree of sagging with your breast tissue over the underlying implant. Having said that, it probably would be safe for you to concieve at this point in time.

There is not a defined amount of time that you need to wait before getting pregnant.  Given  that you are two months out from the surgery already, eveything should be well healed and in a good position.  Getting pregnant now should not effect the surgery in any way at this point.  I hope this helps.

I would listen to the person who is your primary medical provider because that person is the only one who can really offer you specific medical advice. Medical advice is what you need in this situation because it directly involves surgical healing and a medical decision that is related to current medications and health status. In general, once a patient is fully recovered from breast augmentation surgery it would then be safe to get pregnant.

I think that as long as your breasts are completely healed and there is no present risk of problems, you probably can go ahead and try to get pregnanat in the next few months. But I would first check with your doctor.

Ideally, you should wait to have your Breast Augmentation AFTER completing your family. This is especially true if you were planning on another child 2 months ago. Pregnancy will stretch your breasts and probably cause some sagging.

But there is no scientific reason why should wait to become pregnant after having a Breast Augmentation. If you are otherwise healthy and are ready for the experience and the challenge you can proceed at any time.

There are no definite risks or effects on pregnancy after breast augmentation. The usual question is whether the breasts have recovered from the augmentation before the effects of pregnancy. Generally it takes two weeks to heal after breast augmentation and it takes two months or so for the breasts to be settled into long term look and feel although full recovery of sensation and scar fading can take a year. At this point the effects due to pregnancy could be judged better. In general, I tell patients that pregnancy is more important than breast augmentation and they should do what they think is best for the pregnancy.