lip tie

What are the Risks and Benefits of Surgical Intervention?

Surgical intervention for lip tie is generally safe with minimal risks. The benefits often outweigh the risks, particularly for infants experiencing significant feeding issues. Potential benefits include improved feeding efficiency, reduced maternal pain, and better overall growth and development.

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