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Will breast augmentation affect breast feeding function?

Will breast augmentation affect breast feeding function?

Will breast augmentation affect breast feeding function?

Background

Breast augmentation surgery, as a cosmetic surgery, is increasingly concerned and sought after by women in modern society. However, many expectant mothers or postpartum mothers who are worried about the adverse effects of breast augmentation surgery on lactation function have begun to pay attention to and doubt whether breast augmentation surgery will affect lactation function. So, will breast augmentation surgery really affect the lactation function?

Operation mode and lactation function

First, let's learn about the methods of breast augmentation surgery. Breast augmentation surgery is generally divided into two types: breast augmentation through the areola and underarm. Underareolar breast augmentation is to implant the prosthesis into the breast through the operation at the underareolar part, while underaxillary breast augmentation is to implant the prosthesis through a concealed incision at the lower edge of the breast through the operation under the armpit. Neither of these two surgical methods will have a direct impact on the lactation function. Breast augmentation surgery will not cause obvious damage to breast tissue and breast ducts, so the breast feeding function after surgery will not be affected by the operation method.

Operation time and lactation function

The operation time is also a key point of doubt. Breastfeeding is very important for infant nutrition and immune system development. Many expectant mothers worry that they cannot breastfeed after surgery. According to experts' research, breast augmentation surgery will not damage breast tissue, and normal physiological function of breast can be restored within a few months after surgery. The breast feeding function after surgery depends entirely on the time of breast recovery after surgery. Generally speaking, the breast will fully recover within 6 months to 1 year after surgery, and breast feeding can be carried out.

Operation risk and lactation function

In addition to the method and time of operation, the risk of operation is also a factor affecting the function of lactation. Breast augmentation surgery, like other operations, also has certain risks, such as infection and bleeding. These will not directly affect the lactation function, but if there are serious complications during the operation, such as serious breast infection or damage to breast tissue, it may cause abnormal breast shape or other dredging problems, which will have a certain impact on the lactation function. Therefore, when choosing breast augmentation surgery, it is necessary to select experienced professional doctors and formal and reliable hospitals to reduce the risk of surgery.

summary

Breast augmentation surgery usually does not directly affect breast feeding function. The operation mode and time have a certain impact on the recovery of lactation function after operation, but generally, the operation will not damage the breast tissue, so it will not affect the realization of lactation function. However, experienced doctors and regular hospitals should be selected before surgery, and doctors' suggestions should be followed and reexamination should be carried out in a timely manner after surgery. For expectant mothers, it is the most important to understand the relevant knowledge and risks of breast augmentation surgery and make wise decisions.
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