Yes, assuming you have saline implants (not silicone). You can talk with your doctor if you have any specific concerns.
Breast enhancement done either through implants or fat transfer doesnot have a bearing on breast feeding. However if you are looking for enhancement the best, safe and long term results is by way of fat transfer. The recent reports say silicone implants have a risk of developing cancer.
There's nothing called breastfeed cancer but breastfeeding decreases the risk of cancer.
One cannot predict whether you'll be able to breast feed whether you have a breast implant or not. However, certain incisions used by your plastic surgeon may affect your ability to breast feed. A study conducted at Texas Children's hospital revealed that using the periareolar incision is most likely to affect one's ability to breast feed.
While the implants will not produce milk, if you were able to lactate before the augmentation, you will be able to after.
Hi i got implants done 4 years ago. The incision was made under my breast and the implant was put behind my breast tissue. My daughter is now 17 weeks old and i have just given up breast feeding. Speak to your doctor if you are worried good luck
No its hormones. If you're pregnant the body releases the hormones to increase the breast milk to feed a baby.
Yes you can. Before I knew I had breast cancer I did. Not much came out the side with the tumor so I mostly did it on the other side. I breast fed for about 6 to 8 weeks. My little boy is 4 years old with no ailments.
To help prevent breast cancer be sure to eat healthy, keep weight down, do not smoke, be active, breast feed babies as long as possible, do not use hormone replacements. After 40 it is important to get a mammogram.
One can breast feed after a previous history of breast augmentation (breast implant.) However, there has been studies showing that lactation insufficiency (difficulty breast feeding) may result after the placement of a breast implant. This is dependent on the type of incision your plastic surgeon uses.
to breast feed
Cancer does not feed on mucus.
They breast feed.