Breastfeeding with breast implants ?

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breastfeeding with breast implants ?" /> 
If you have implants does it make it more difficult to be able to breast feed? Im praying ill be able to🙏🏽🙏🏽

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I've had multiple augmentations (higher chance of breastfeeding complications, when you've had multiple surgeries); I could manually express droplets, but I couldn't get enough out to breastfeed my first son. I'm sure you'll be fine, but definitely consult w/ a cert. lactation consultant if you have questiona or concerns. Should something happen and you can't breastfeed, don't fret. They say your milk ducts are always trying to repair themselves and get your milk out, so the chances of you becoming more successful with it increase with every pregnancy/try. I couldn't breastfeed my son, but I'm currently 29 weeks pregnant, and I will definitely try again, once I give birth. And, most importantly, I know breastfeeding is ideal, and it feels like a 'bonding' experience, but I don't feel any less 'bonded' with my first born b/c I bottle fed him (it's great my husband got to share in the bonding/feeding experience with him, as well, since we were using formula and bottles). I hope you can breastfeed, but don't let anyone (including yourself) feel like less of a mom b/c you couldn't (if you can't). Good luck ♡♡♡

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Depends on how they were done!

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Most people don't have issues with it. I had mine done when I was 19 and chose to go with saline and submuscular placement. My surgeon said I shouldn't have any problems. I'm pregnant with my first now and more concerned that I've gone from a DDD prepregnancy to an H cup and I've heard from others that it's a little trickier with larger breasts!

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I have breast implants and I have been successfully breastfeeding my daughter for 2 months. Then when I pump, I produce 5-8oz every 2-4 hours.

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I have them and breastfed just fine

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I have implants and have a two week old and am exclusively breastfeeding. No issues here! I produce plenty of milk. I think as long as they don't mess with your nipples you're fine. You're more at risk if you have a reduction surgery or they go in through your nipple. Mine are also behind the muscle. Good luck!

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Implants do not go INTO your breast tissue, they go under it. 
You should be able to breast feed just fine with them in, as long as here were no complications during the healing process. 
Plastic surgeons usually go over this with their clients, and google has a plethora of information on the subject.
Don’t necessarily listen to the people who vote and comment on her, not to be rude or judgmental but some people don’t sound that educated with their misinformation they like to shovel out to people. 
Implants sit RIGHT behind the breast tissue, so breast feeding is a-ok...even pierced nipples are ok to breast feed-without the jewelry of course.

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My sister had hers done over her muscle then got pregnant with her 3rd child. She said because of her breasts getting so big with breastmilk, one of her implants flipped and she had to get it redone.