Breast Feeding Issue After Breast Lift
I would also ensure that you tell the surgeon that you hope to breast feed in the future and to please be careful around your milk ducts. I know several gals IRL who had reductions pre-children. Most were ok to breastfeed afterwards - one had to supplement/pump but that can happen to many even with no surgery pre-children.
Best of luck!
Best of luck!
Urban Poling Instructor, 5K runner & soon to be CanFit Pro Personal Trainer
HW339/Lowest Wt 175/CW210/GW175 Plastics done (TT & BR) 8/31/10
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on 5/9/10 9:21 am
on 5/9/10 9:21 am
You might want to contact your local La Leche league - they are extremely knowledgeable about breast feeding and can offer you advice.
http://www.llli.org/WebUS.html and http://www.llli.org/nb.html
http://www.llli.org/WebUS.html and http://www.llli.org/nb.html
I breastfed my second child for nearly a year with no problems. When He was about 2 yrs old I had a breast lift and implants. At the time I thought I wouldn't have any more children. 3 yrs after my breast surgery I had another son. I tried to breastfeed but my milk was not nearly enough. When my baby was 7 weeks old I stopped. One of my breast doesn't have much nipple sensation and that boob didn't produce almost any milk. 4 years after that I had another son. Again I tried to breastfeed. Had the same issue. This time I started taking domperidone and was able to breastfeed, but from only one breast (the one with normal nipple sensation). I breastfed my 4th child for 15 months on one boob :). I wanted to breastfeed him no matter what, and now I need to be re lifted :( but it was worth it. If I would have known I was going to have 2 more children, I would have waited for the lift.... btw I was told by my plastic surgeon that I would be able to breastfeed, but that really wasn't true. Without that supplement I would not have been able to breastfeed my last son normally. Brandi