Will getting butt injections affect early pregnancy?

Thank you for your question and congratulations on your pregnancy!  It is great to hear that you are placing your child's best interests first.  Although I am not completely sure what you mean by butt injections, I am going to assume you are referring to a buttock augmentation through one of the only two legal methods in the United States: fat graphting or solid silicone implants.  Any other type of injection or butt augmentation procedure is not approved by the FDA and could lead to serious health problems or even death.  When and if you do choose to undergo buttock augmentation surgery, I advise that you wait until at least 6-8 months after your child has been born.  You may contact your plastic surgeon for more information about how to either reschedule surgery or have your payments refunded.

Unless your doctor is unethical or not a "real" plastic surgeon, you have a valid medical reason to cancel elective surgery. In  my office we would be happy to do so in this circumstance. Your money should be completely refunded, assuming you do so enough in advance to avoid legitimate cancellation charges.If this scofflaw doctor refuses, you could always go to small claims court and would likely prevail, as claiming you "have to" go through with surgery while pregnant is both medically unsound and wrong. Cancel now and request a full refund nicely. Best wishes, and congratulations! Dr. Tholen

It is in the best interest of your pregnancy not to perform any aesthetic procedure that may compromised your baby health.Also pregnancy will affect your body weight and contour, I would advise you to wait till your child is born and your hormones get to their normal levels before opting for any aesthetic procedure.