Effect of breast augmentation surgery on lactation
Breast augmentation surgery is a common plastic surgery, which can change the shape and size of the chest by implanting prosthesis. However, many women will worry about the impact of breast augmentation surgery on lactation when considering breast augmentation surgery. The following will elaborate on this issue from different aspects.
Operation mode and position
Different methods and locations of breast augmentation surgery will have different effects on lactation. Generally speaking, breast augmentation surgery will implant the prosthesis through the lower edge of the breast, armpit or areola. If the operation is carried out through areola, it may have a certain impact on lactation. Because the breast duct may need to be cut off or damaged during surgery, it will interfere with the flow of milk. However, if the operation is carried out through the lower edge of the breast or the armpit, the stimulation to the breast is less, and generally will not have a significant impact on lactation.
In addition, the way of operation will also affect the feeling of the breast. When breast augmentation surgery is carried out through the areola, it may cause certain damage to the sensation around the areola, thus affecting the breast stimulation and milk secretion during lactation.
Postoperative recovery period
Nursing care and precautions during the recovery period after surgery will also have an impact on lactation. After breast augmentation surgery, doctors will ask patients to wear special clothes to help breast recovery and fix the prosthesis. The patient needs to follow the doctor's advice and wear the corset at a specific time. If the patient violates these regulations, it may lead to prosthesis displacement or other complications, which will affect the shape and function of the breast.
In addition, postoperative breast edema and pain will also affect the comfort of lactation. The edema will gradually subside after surgery, but it may take weeks or months. During this period, the sensitivity of the nipple and areola may increase, and lactation may cause discomfort or pain. Therefore, nursing and precautions during the recovery period after surgery are very important for protecting the shape and function of the breast.
Hospital selection and professional doctors
The influence of hospital selection and professional doctors on breast augmentation surgery cannot be ignored. Choosing a regular and reputable hospital to ensure a safe and reliable operation process and proper postoperative care can reduce the adverse effects of surgery on lactation.
At the same time, it is also critical to choose a professional plastic surgeon. Professional doctors can select the most suitable operation method and position according to the specific situation of the patient to minimize the impact on the breast. The doctor's rich experience and skilled technology can also ensure the success of the operation and postoperative recovery.
Summary
The influence of breast augmentation surgery on lactation needs to be comprehensively considered from the aspects of operation mode and location, postoperative recovery period, hospital selection and professional doctors. The choice of surgical method and location will affect the anatomy and sensation of the breast, and then affect lactation. Postoperative convalescent care and precautions will also affect the shape and function of the breast. Choosing regular hospitals and professional doctors can reduce the adverse effects of surgery on lactation. Therefore, when considering breast augmentation surgery, patients need to fully communicate with doctors, understand the surgical process and postoperative nursing details, weigh the advantages and disadvantages, and make wise decisions.
