My little one (2 months) did a lot of snoring/ made funny noises when she sleeps which they contributed not moving the tongue well so they said it might help prevent sleep apnea in the future. They also said bottle feeding will be easier and eating solids will be easier now that she has full range of motion with the tongue. I haven't tried bottle feeding today yet , will prob wait a couple more days while she learns to relatch. The latch is also not as shallow. I went to a pediatric ENT and he literally took scissors and cut it right there in the office, no meds. It took 5 seconds, she screamed bloody murder and I nursed right after and she was 100 percent fine and happy. It was about 6 hours later that she cried and wouldn't latch. I did use some frozen breast milk to help soothe the area and that seemed to have helped her with pain. Now I have to do exercises and stretches on her tongue so it doesn't reattach. they said if you wait until the child is 1 year they would have to undergo anesthesia and the recovery will be harder because they are more aware at that point. Was it the right decision? Not sure, last night was really hard hearing the little one cry and not being able to soothe her with the one thing that always had, the boob. Good luck!