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No, Adderall should not affect breast augmentation surgery. You should let your plastic surgeon anesthesiologist know about this and all other medications, prescribed and recreational, that you have been taking.
It is important for your plastic surgeon to obtain a detailed history and physical exam prior to your surgery. We need to know any and all medications you take to make sure that there are no potential adverse reactions and thankfully these are rare. Adderall is important for the anesthesiologist to know about because of it's stimulant effect. I can tell you though I have cared for a number of women who do take Adderall and they have all done fine. I hope this helps. Dr Edwards
Adderol should have no effect on breast augmentation procedure. Your anesthetiologist should know that you take adderol so that they make sure that it will not interefere with any of the drugs they use during the procedure.
Large breast implants can look good in the short term but cause problems in the long run. Here are some things to keep in mind: 1. As you get older, your breast skin will age, stretch and become thinner even without an implant. The larger any breast, augmented or not, the worse it...
Thank you for your question. Hypersensitivity to the nipple or other breast regions is normal after surgery. The nerves may have been stretched and transiently down for the count. As they wake up, they want to let you know they are still there by over signalling their presence. Hence very...
At ten weeks, your implants should be settling in pretty well and the swelling should be diminishing or have diminished. You should give it 4 months or so before considering a revision, and then talk with your surgeon.