Should I be concerned about a trans-areola augmentation affecting breastfeeding?

Having done hundreds of peri areolar sub mammary implants I have not seen one patient who complained about not being able to nurse their babies and I know of a great many who have successfully nursed their babies. When you make the peri areolar incision you cut straight down and don't really interrupt the breast ducts. You definitely will not have rotting milk and you should be able to nurse your child successfully. Congratulation on you up coming delivery.

The trans-areola incision should not affect breast feeding to any significant extent. The incision may cut through breast tissue and some ducts resulting in some scar tissue, but this should have a minimal effect on your ability to breast feed. Good Luck.