In most cases, women can successfully breastfeed and certainly give birth after breast augmentation with implants. However, sometimes breastfeeding may not be possible. This depends primarily on the way in which the implants were placed. The greatest risk of interfering with normal breastfeeding is when breast implants are placed through a subpenile (areola) incision, as this also damages part of the milk ducts. It should also be stressed that milk production, milk letdown and successful breastfeeding depend very much on the mood, the emotional bond between mother and child, and proper feeding technique. Therefore, if you do not succeed on the first try, do not be discouraged and blame it all on breast implants.