Perhaps this is an odd question, but is it possible to undergo a breast lift while continuing to breastfeed? I have a 4-month-old whom I plan to nurse for several more years, but I'm eager to proceed with a breast lift at the earliest opportunity.
It is advisable to wait until you have finished breastfeeding and returned to your pre-pregnancy weight before considering surgery. The skin, fat, and breast tissue undergo changes during this time, making it challenging to provide a realistic surgical outcome without these factors stabilized.
Your question is a common one. The general answer is no. The breasts undergo changes and involution after breastfeeding. I prefer patients to wait at least 6 weeks, but ideally 3 months, following breastfeeding before considering breast augmentation. This timeframe allows for the breast gland and skin to stabilize. Best of luck!
Performing a breast lift while breastfeeding is not recommended. It is generally advised to wait for a period of 3-6 months after breastfeeding has stopped to allow the breasts to settle into their post-pregnancy state and achieve optimal results before considering a breast lift.
You cannot proceed with a breast lift while you're still breastfeeding. Typically, I recommend waiting at least three months after breastfeeding ceases before considering a breast lift. If your plan is to continue breastfeeding for several more years, you'll need to exercise patience and relish this period of nursing your child.
Having breast surgery while nursing is not recommended. During this time, the size and shape of the breasts are constantly changing, and there is an increased risk of infection.
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