On suboxone for 6 years, would a surgeon deny me to get a breast augmentation?

Your anesthesia provider and your plastic surgeon need to know so that your medications can be managed appropriately. This is usually coordinated with the prescribing physician so the issue is not that you are on suboxone but that you are using someone else's prescription. 

Thank you for
your message. I have performed breast augmentations for patients on suboxone
with great success. The most important thing is to be completely open and
truthful about your history with your surgeon to minimize any risk. I encourage you to schedule a
consultation with a board-certified plastic surgeon, preferably one who is also
a member of the American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS). We wish you all the best.

I have done successful breast augmentation for patients on suboxone, but the medication needs to be managed by the patient's prescribing doctor.  This will be difficult for you since you are not following with a physician for this medication.  Be honest with your PS and Anesthesiologist because of the use of narcotics for pain management and anesthesia.  Your PS may require that you be under a physician's care for the Suboxone before doing any surgery.  Best of luck to you.

I would be very truthful with your PS.  Having surgery will cause you to have some pain and as you are on suboxone for drug addiction this could pose a problem as narcotics are usually prescribed for pain control.  You are healthy otherwise but this decision will be up to your PS.