Modern women are proud of their firm, full breasts. Therefore, many women are trying to use drugs and devices, expecting to fundamentally “change the world”, reorganize “mountains”. However, the main function of the breast is still breastfeeding, so whether breast augmentation has an impact on breastfeeding? Breast implantation Breast augmentation is generally implanted, according to the patient’s age, occupation, cultural qualities, the width of the thoracic contour form, body fat and thin, height, individual aesthetics and other factors, to choose the volume, width, upward slope of the breast implant appropriate. The choice of implant position is very important. The incision of breast augmentation is usually chosen in a more hidden part, and the commonly used surgical incisions are periareolar incision and axillary incision. Li Huibin from the Department of Burns and Plastic Surgery of Linyi People’s Hospital The implantation of breast implant in the posterior breast space is to place the breast implant into the superficial layer of pectoralis major muscle under the mammary gland tissue, which is a simple operation with little damage, and the appearance and shape of the breast augmentation position and the touching sensation of the hand are all very natural. Subpectoral implantation is to place the breast implant into the deep layer of the pectoralis major muscle, which can reduce the chance of implant breakage and fibrocystic contracture. The gap separation is accurate, less bleeding and easy to separate. However, care should be taken to avoid injury to the intercostal branch of the internal thoracic artery when separating it to 1.0 cm near the body edge of the sternum, otherwise it is prone to bleeding. Implanting the prosthesis into these two sites was chosen because they are located behind the breast, which allows the breast to be unaffected by the prosthesis. Even after childbirth, it does not usually affect a woman’s ability to breastfeed. Structure of the breast The breast consists of mammary glands and fat. During puberty, the breasts are affected by the hormones in the body and gradually develop and increase in size, eventually reaching a mature state of enlargement. The enlarged part is mainly fat and breast tissue. The mammary tissue in the breast, which normally occupies only a part of the breast, develops and expands only during pregnancy when lactation is required. Ideal breasts should be full conical or hemispherical with an oval base; the nipple is located at the tip, forward and outward and protrudes slightly upward; the skin of the breast is tender, moderately soft, slightly elastic, soft to the touch, symmetrical in position and size on both sides, and is located between the third and seventh ribs, the sternum, and the lateral chest. The diameter of the nipple is about 1.0~1.2cm, and the height is about 4~7mm. the diameter of the areola is about 3.5~4.5cm. Although breast augmentation surgery basically doesn’t affect breastfeeding in the future, it is difficult to avoid breastfeeding problems if an accident occurs during the surgery. Accidental Factors Affecting Breastfeeding With the current medical level of plastic surgery as well as the selection of materials and techniques, breast augmentation surgery is safe to a large extent and will not affect breastfeeding in the future. However, once there are some accidents that affect the mammary glands and cause infection, lumps and fibrosis in the mammary glands, the normal physiological function of the mammary glands may be affected and breastfeeding obstacles may occur. Reason 1: Rupture of prosthesis If the prosthesis is ruptured due to product quality and external trauma, it will penetrate into the breast tissue and cause acute inflammation of the breast, which is likely to block the breast ducts and cause poor drainage. If the treatment is not timely, or the problem is not properly treated and resolved, it is likely to affect the secretion and excretion of milk, and breastfeeding problems will occur. Solution: 1. Fight infection. 2.Remove the ruptured prosthesis. 3.If there is abscess, surgical treatment. 4.Cut and drain. Cause 2: Infection and hemorrhage Surgical trauma is inevitable, and postoperative treatment is even more essential. Once the infection or wound bleeding occurs and involves the mammary gland, mastitis, breast fibrosis, breast lumps and so on will occur. Solution: 1, stop bleeding, anti-infection. 2.Remove the prosthesis. 3.Hot compress, physical therapy. 4.Disable liquid silicone gel, the purpose is to prevent flow and extravasation. Before you prepare for breast augmentation, there are some situations that you must understand and know in advance. 1.During your visit, your doctor will be going to ask you about your desired breast size, as well as any questions about your breasts that you think are important. This will help your doctor understand your expectations and determine how realistic they are. 2. During your visit, your doctor will examine your breasts and make notes about the size and shape of your breasts, the texture of your skin, and the position of your nipples and areolas. 3, You should be prepared to answer questions about your medical history. This includes: drug allergies, treatments received, previous surgeries, and medications you are currently taking. 4.Family history of breast cancer may be asked and should be answered truthfully. 5.If you are ready to lose weight, tell your doctor, they can decide the size of the implant according to your stable weight. 6.If you are planning to get pregnant recently, you should tell your doctor, who will determine the size of your implants according to your requirements and actual situation. 7.Breast augmentation will not affect pregnancy and breastfeeding in general, but it is still necessary to choose a regular hospital and a skilled and experienced doctor. 8.Once any problem arises, you must go to the hospital in time and get reasonable, regular and systematic treatment to prevent the physiological function of breasts from being affected.