I have a question from a mom I have been working with. She has 
struggled to bring in a full milk supply using domperidone, herbs 
(goat's rue and more milk plus) and pumping, as well as seeing a 
chiropractor after her baby's traumatic birth. Her baby is now feeding 
much better and receiving primarily mom's own milk. Mom had breast 
implants quite a few years ago and without the implants there is a 
marked asymmetry between her two breasts, which were both small, by her 
description. She is wondering if there is any reason to remove her 
implants--whether there is any possibility that removing the implants 
might improve the chances that she will breastfeed with fewer 
difficulties after subsequent pregnancies? Is there any possibility 
that implants placed in very small breasts might inhibit ductal 
development during pregnancy--or put another way, is there any 
possibility that removing them might optimize potential development?
 Jennifer Tow, IBCLC, CT, USA
 Intuitive Parenting Network LLC
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