Cosmetic breast surgery is becoming common these days. However, many women have questions on whether they would be able to breast feed after the surgery. See more at: http://www.plasticsurgerycevre.com/

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2. Cosmetic breast surgery is becoming common these days. However, many women have
questions on whether they would be able to breast feed after the surgery. The truth is that the
surgery has many variations and women who undergo the surgery do not have the same
experiences. The factors that determine the health of the individual after the surgery mainly
involves the state of mind, attitude, support structure, environment, and of course the type of
surgery. The factors that decide whether a woman would be able to breast feed post
Breast Reduction Surgery depends on her lactation capability and the method she
adopts to feed.
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3. The lactation capability again depends on the milk
supply while the feeding method adopted depends on
how she feeds the baby. There are artificial feeding
devices and supplements’ available for this. The comfort
zone and convenience of the mother and the baby’s
preferences determine the feeding method adopted. In
general, the plastic surgeon advises the patient during
the consultation sessions prior to the breast reduction
surgery on the effects of the surgery on the lactation.
The physician also informs the patient that there are
only 50 % chances of lactating post-surgery. The
information that the women want to know is not
whether they would be able to lactate but rather how
much they would be able to lactate.
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4. However, there are lots of processes that are continuously functioning in
the body. Many physicians outside the obstetrical ward are not aware of
the facts on how the mammary system functions. Basically, the glands and
ducts that are intact post-surgery continue to function while those damaged
will reconnect.
It is found that women who take up cosmetic breast surgery can lactate to
some degree. Research findings show that there are possibilities for a
woman to lactate post-surgery. The degree of recovery of areolar sensation
and that of the nipple plays an important role. Lactation and milk
production depends greatly on the nerve stimulation during breastfeeding.
However, there needs to be more research in this field in order to preserve
the breastfeeding function.
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5. There are certainly a lot of challenges that the new mother may have to entail after
the surgery. Pumping milk can also increase the work for the new mother. If the
new mom is able to maintain lactation then there is always the special bond that is
developed with the baby. The important thing that needs to be kept in mind is that
the reality after the surgery is going to be more intense than imagined and
therefore she has to be prepared well in advance to face it.

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