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After breast enhancement surgery, a lot of women ask if it's alright to breast feed. The answer to that is yes, they can breast feed. According to a lot of women who went through breast augmentation, breast feeding is no more difficult with or without implants. Some women even said that breast feeding with implants is easier than without implants. Nowadays, more and more women who are still single and who have not begun yet their childbearing years are undergoing breast implant surgery. With this happening a lot now are concerned to know if breast implants can affect breast feeding. In previous years, most women who undergo breast implant surgery are married and past their childbearing years already so the concern for breast feeding is not given much importance. The first silicone illness hit the media in 1992, thus the fear of endangering the child on breastfeeding with silicone implants became a growing concern. But studies performed has shown that this is not the case. The reason was that, the silicon molecule is too large to pass through the milk ducts during breastfeeding. A few years after, silicone was removed and replaced with saline implants. Although saline can leach into the milk, it has no harmful effects to the mother or baby as it is an inert substance. The concern of most people now are on implant placement and incision site. Some believe that it is more optimal to have the implants placed under the muscle, and to avoid the peri-areolar incision. The reason for this is that with this guidelines, there is less interference with the milk ducts which reside directly under the skin and in the tissue above the breast muscle. However, this is still not guaranteed. There are a lot of women who have implants on sub-optimal locations and are still successful in breast feeding. If you are still concern about having breast surgery, then you can decide to enhance your breasts naturally and safely.
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