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“Yes. Since a breast lift takes away only skin, as opposed to glandular breast tissue, the volume of milk a woman produces after having the procedure shouldn’t be any different. It’s still a good idea to monitor your baby to be sure he or she is getting enough milk from the breast—and, if necessary, supplement with formula.
