There is no disruption to the milk ducts or mammary glands during the breast augmentation procedure. Therefore, the vast majority of women who have this surgery retain their ability to breastfeed at a later time. There is a slight chance that your milk supply may be affected due to the severing of nerves during surgery. This can depend on the type of incision your doctor uses. Our surgeons are extraordinarily trained and use the utmost care in performing breast procedures in a way that preserves nerve function. Talk with your doctor about your desire to breastfeed in the future. They can discuss how they will operate to protect this ability.