Effect of breast augmentation surgery on lactation
Breast augmentation surgery is a common cosmetic surgery, which can improve the shape and size of women's breasts. However, many women who are preparing for surgery will worry about the impact of surgery on breastfeeding. In this article, we will discuss the potential impact of breast augmentation surgery on lactation from many aspects.
Selection of operation mode
Breast augmentation surgery can usually be carried out in two ways: mastoptosis and mastoptosis and breast enlargement. Breast ptosis refers to improving the phenomenon of breast ptosis by moving the breast position. Breast ptosis and breast enlargement refers to the placement of breast implants on the basis of moving the breast position to achieve the purpose of breast enlargement.
For women who plan to breastfeed, mastoptosis may be a better choice. This is because mastoptosis does not involve large cutting of breast tissue and implantation of implants, so it has little impact on lactation. Breast ptosis and breast enlargement may affect breast tissue to some extent, which may affect the secretion and outflow of milk.
Postoperative recovery period
After breast augmentation surgery, good postoperative care and recovery are essential. Usually, a recovery period will be arranged for the patient after the operation so that the breast can adapt to the changes after the operation. During this period, women should follow the doctor's advice and avoid the stimulation of strenuous exercise and heavy pressure. Correct recovery can help breast recover normal function as soon as possible and reduce the impact on lactation.
Nevertheless, even if the recovery period after surgery is appropriate, some women may still find that their breast feeding ability is reduced within a period of time after surgery. This may be due to the slight trauma to breast tissue during the operation and the change of breast position after the operation. However, in general, this lactation disorder is temporary. As time goes by, the function of the breast will gradually recover.
Effect of operation on milk secretion
Breast augmentation surgery may have a certain impact on the secretion of milk. The breast tissue trauma during the operation and the change of breast position after the operation may have a certain impact on the mammary duct and mammary gland lobe. This may cause some women to secrete less milk after surgery, or encounter difficulties in milk outflow.
However, it should be noted that this effect will not occur in all women who have breast augmentation surgery. Some women still maintain normal milk secretion and outflow after surgery. In addition, with the recovery after surgery and the gradual restoration of normal breast function, the problem of milk secretion is expected to be improved.
summary
The influence of breast augmentation surgery on lactation is a complex problem. It is very important to choose the proper operation method and correct recovery after operation. Mammogloblasty may be a better choice because it has less impact on breast tissue. Correct postoperative care and recovery can help the breast recover its normal function as soon as possible and reduce the impact on lactation. Although surgery may have an impact on milk secretion, this effect will not occur in all women and is expected to improve over time.
Therefore, for women who plan to have breast augmentation surgery, it is best to consult the doctor before the surgery, fully understand the potential impact of the surgery on lactation, and make a wise decision.
