It is generally not recommended to have eyelash grafting during lactation. Here are the reasons:
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Impact of Anesthetics: Eyelash grafting usually requires the use of local anesthetics. Although the amount of anesthetic used is relatively small, there is still a possibility that a small amount of the drug will be absorbed into the bloodstream and then enter the breast milk, which may have an unknown impact on the health of the baby.
Risk of Infection and Inflammation: During the eyelash grafting process, there is a risk of infection and inflammation. If the wound becomes infected, it may require the use of antibiotics or other anti-inflammatory drugs for treatment. These drugs may also have an impact on breast milk and the baby's health. In addition, the body's resistance during lactation is relatively low, and the risk of infection and inflammation after eyelash grafting may be relatively high.
Hormonal and Physiological Changes: During lactation, a woman's body undergoes significant hormonal and physiological changes, which can affect the body's recovery and response to external stimuli. The body's focus is on producing milk and taking care of the baby, and undergoing eyelash grafting at this time may put additional stress on the body and affect the normal lactation process and the mother's physical and mental health.
Allergic Reactions: The materials and adhesives used in eyelash grafting may cause allergic reactions in some people. During lactation, the body's immune system is in a special state, and the risk of allergic reactions may be increased. Allergic reactions not only affect the mother's health but may also have an impact on breast milk quality and the baby.
In general, for the health of both the mother and the baby, it is advisable to postpone eyelash grafting until after the lactation period is over.
