Can I Still Get a Breast Augmentation if I Can Squeeze out Tiny Drops of Breastmilk Still?

I usually recommend women wait about 6 months after breastfeeding before pursuing surgery. I suggest you speak to your surgeon to see what their preference is.

Most plastic surgeons like to see the breast milk completely dried up before breast augmentation. This is primarily opinion and not necessarily supported by any clinical studies. I would yield to the recommendations of your chosen plastic surgeon.

Typically, I like to wait at least 3 months after finishing breast feeding to perform any kind of breast surgery (implants and/or lift).  The reason being that you can have a higher rate of infection if there are still signs of post-pregnancy breast engorgement.  I would consult with your surgeon as soon as possible because you are still producing a small amount of milk.  Especially with implants, you want to limit their exposure to bacteria as much as possible.

Although it is recommended to wait 6 months after breastfeeding before having a breast augmentation, this is just a guide.  An in person examination and evaluation is necessary.   I tell my patients 6 + months, which means when their milk completely dries up.   For some women it can take longer than 6 months.   If you have chosen your PS, I would encourage you follow his/her recommendations, as he/she has had the benefit of reviewing your case history and assessing your eligibility for the procedure on examination.  Best of luck, 

Best to wait about 6 months after you have stopped breast feeding to undergo elective breast surgery. Otherwise, the “ideal” patient for mommy makeover surgery is one who has completed pregnancies, is psycho socially/emotionally/financially stable, has an excellent social support system surrounding him/her, is capable of arranging enough recovery time, does not smoke and who has reached a long-term stable weight. I hope this, and the attached link (dedicated to mommy makeover surgery concerns), helps.