I’m currently 20 years old and have a 10 month old. I have always had large breast and when I had my son they grew larger and never shrunk they sagged a little leaving a lot of heavy breast tissue. My husband and I are planning on having at least one more kid.
April 8, 2019
Answer: Breast Reduction Before or After Having Children This is something that you need to decide, many women do have breast reduction surgery before they are finished having children and are glad they did. It is possible that your breasts will change after child birth and you may need a revision surgery. However, if your breasts really bother you now and it may be a few years before you finish having children, you might want to go ahead. Be sure to consult with a board certified plastic surgeon. Good luck.
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April 8, 2019
Answer: Breast Reduction Before or After Having Children This is something that you need to decide, many women do have breast reduction surgery before they are finished having children and are glad they did. It is possible that your breasts will change after child birth and you may need a revision surgery. However, if your breasts really bother you now and it may be a few years before you finish having children, you might want to go ahead. Be sure to consult with a board certified plastic surgeon. Good luck.
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April 9, 2019
Answer: Breast reduction in relation to If you are having pronounced back/shoulder/neck pain, breast reduction can be done prior to your last child. Doing so, however, keep in mind that the architecture and droopiness can again change after your last pregnancy/breast feeding. Also, about 20% of patients getting a breast reduction (that does not require a free nipple graft) will have decreased or lack of ability to breast feed. If it strictly for cosmetic reasons and you are planning to breast feed, it may make sense to wait until after you last child so that any changes in skin and breast tissue are final prior to surgery.
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April 9, 2019
Answer: Breast reduction in relation to If you are having pronounced back/shoulder/neck pain, breast reduction can be done prior to your last child. Doing so, however, keep in mind that the architecture and droopiness can again change after your last pregnancy/breast feeding. Also, about 20% of patients getting a breast reduction (that does not require a free nipple graft) will have decreased or lack of ability to breast feed. If it strictly for cosmetic reasons and you are planning to breast feed, it may make sense to wait until after you last child so that any changes in skin and breast tissue are final prior to surgery.
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