It’s normal for women in New Jersey to put off breast augmentation. This delay often happens because they are worried about the ability to breastfeed. However, surgery avoids the native breast tissue and milk ducts entirely when done properly. First, the incision is made around the glandular tissue. Next, the implant is set into a meticulously designed space below the muscle. Therefore, breast implant surgery should not affect breastfeeding. That said, successful breastfeeding is a complex process. Therefore, you should discuss your future breastfeeding plans with NJ breast augmentation specialist Dr. Morin during your consultation.