I had only one experience and it was positive. My daughter (oldest) had both tongue and lip tie, we went with the dentist and laser. Our lactation consultant sp

I had only one experience and it was positive. My daughter (oldest) had both tongue and lip tie, we went with the dentist and laser. Our lactation consultant spotted the lip/tongue tie, but she was able to get occasional proper breastfeeding position. My wife's breasts were destroyed by day 3 though, she couldn't breastfeed anymore, so at roughly 1 month after trying many alternatives we went with the release. It was incredibly painful to do and it was devastating for me to rub over the wounds for 15 days, but the results were great, there was immediate improvement in breastfeeding, no pain anymore. After 1 week my wife's breasts were recovering and my daughter has no speech impediment and was breastfed for 2 years on demand. Still, I would have punched the dentist in the face when he said "she won't remember". The only person with empathy was the lactation consultant. For what is worth, our lactation consultant provided high quality information and was the only person who was able to consistently get my wife to breastfeed properly while the tie was up. At the hospital they did a check as if it was a checkmark on a piece of paper (which probably was).