Is there danger in the microblading anesthetic for breast-feeding toddler?

what did your doctor say when you asked them about it?

Unfortunately I do not have a primary doctor. But I will ask my childs pediatrician when I take him in for his next checkup. Till then I was hoping to find some helpful information from others that have found the answer to my concern.

Just a quick check on google brings up quite a number of information resources

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why wait to see his pediatrician?

the answer is just a phone call away.

i hope you can find yourself a doctor as well...

Thank you Region Philbis, I'll give him a call.

If other mothers are searching and looking for the chemical explanation I found this to be the most helpful website in my search. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4582419/

Specifically this paragraph from the local anesthetic section

" Local Anesthesia (LA) The physicochemical properties of local anesthetics, when used neuraxially, are ideal because these large, polarized molecules do not cross easily into lactating ducts.3 Specifically, epidural administrations of lidocaine and bupivacaine have been shown to be safe in lactating mothers. Both were evaluated with their metabolite, pipecolylxylidide (PPX), at 2, 6, and 12 hours in breast milk and maternal serum. The authors concluded that the milk to plasma ratios were consistent with prior data, the transfer of LA and metabolite into breast milk was minimal, and LA can be safely used in breastfeeding mothers."