Could Smoking Cancel Your Breast Augmentation?
Avoid this common mistake when considering breast augmentation surgery: Not disclosing your smoking history. Smoking can significantly impact the healing process and increase the risk of complications like infection, skin necrosis, and implant loss. It can also affect the final result of the surgery. Some surgeons may require patients to quit smoking for a certain period of time before and after the surgery in order to reduce these risks. It's important to be upfront with your surgeon about your smoking history so they can make the best decisions for you and address any potential risks.
It's worth noting that most surgeons do nicotine testing the day of surgery, so if you're not honest about your smoking habits, you risk having your surgery cancelled without a refund. It's always better to be upfront about this to ensure a successful surgery and recovery.
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