You cant stop your milk coming in. Its a natural process. Yes, I would think stimulating your breasts will be sending them a signal to produce more milk but it also is a good idea to atleast try and give bub the colostrum. You probably wont be able to express (with a pump) any colostrum as in the early days, it comes in small amount for a tiny belly. Either putting bub on the breast or spoon/syringe feeding will probably work the best.

I would think that you have been told that your more likley to get mastitis because your ducts were damaged in the surgery? Many woman do go on to successfully breastfeed after a breast reduction. The ABA has good information on this. Im not trying to change your mind, just hoping you have been well informed before making your decision

Yay for 2 weeks to go!!! Looking forward to your BA!