Many patients worry about how childbirth will affect their breasts. During pregnancy, breasts enlarge normally, with no consequence to implants. Implants shouldn’t affect the ability to breastfeed, especially if placed under the chest muscle wall. It is possible that you’ll feel some pain when your breasts become engorged (most nursing mothers do, anyway), because your skin has already been stretched to the max. If you plan to have children after getting implants, talk to your doctor about it.

It is now possible for you to enlarge your breasts without resorting to implants!  Specially prepared fat taken from another part of the body, such as the stomach or hips, is placed under the breast tissue to provide increased breast size without the need for artificial implants. The technique is called autologous fat transfers and autologous simply means “your own.” And who doesn’t have a little fat to spare? The procedure can be performed as an out-patient without the need for general anesthesia.