Why is there non-staple milk after giving birth

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The non-staple milk really has a great impact on the beauty of women, but some women do not have non-staple milk before delivery, but after delivery, there is non-staple milk. How is this?

Why do women have non-staple milk after giving birth?

The accessory milk is divided into congenital accessory milk and acquired accessory milk. If there is no non-staple milk before delivery, there will be non-staple milk after delivery. These are acquired non-staple milk.

After giving birth to a child, the accessory milk is very normal. The cause of postpartum accessory milk is hyperplasia of breast tissue after pregnancy. In addition, it is also caused by breastfeeding habits, improper underwear or weight gain. Generally speaking, postpartum accessory mammary glands will become soft, shrink, become less obvious, but will not disappear by itself.

There are also many treasure mothers who have not become smaller, but also become larger after giving birth. In this case, they can only be treated by surgical excision.

How long can you do after paramastic excision?

It is not recommended to cut the accessory breast during postpartum lactation, because the operation requires injection of anesthetics, which will harm the child's health. If you want to have a non-staple breast surgery, you need to wait until the child grows up to stop breastfeeding.

But there are also some treasure mothers who do not breastfeed their children. In this case, the excision of accessory breast can be carried out about 3 months after delivery.

There are two ways to remove accessory milk. If there is breast tissue in the accessory breast, and the breast of the accessory breast needs to be removed, then select excision. If it is due to improper dressing or simple fat accumulation, the fake sideline can be removed by liposuction.

The wound after the accessory breast resection will not be particularly obvious, because the wound is located under the armpit, so it is relatively hidden. With long-term recovery, the wound will slowly fade, so we don't need to worry about scars, but the premise is to choose a conventional hospital for the accessory breast resection!