What kind of foods/meals should I be eating after breast augmentation?

In the days leading up to surgery, I usually recommend foods like pizza, pita bread, waffles, fried eggs etc.  After surgery I recommend double stacked burgers, plum puddings, pavlova and souffle's.*
*May not be true. 
I do think you should be worried if your surgeon is relying on your kale juice intake to get the wounds healed, or essence of dittany to make the scars nice. Eat food. Drink. Don't get constipated from the painkillers. Worry about other more important stuff.
Good luck, Mark.

Thank you very much for your question, as
diet is an important part of the breast augmentation recovery. Some women have
a diminished appetite for the first few days after surgery, so have some light,
easy to digest items on hand, such as soups, jello, and pudding. Easy to
prepare items are best, especially if you will have little help at home. Stay
hydrated by drinking lots of water during this time. Once your appetite has returned,
make sure your diet is filled with healthy items, like fresh fruits,
vegetables, and high protein options. Your operating surgeon should have
his/her own set of dietary suggestions for your recovery, so carefully follow any
recommendations.

Thank you for your question. A healthy diet high in protein is helpful for the healing process. Best of luck. 

You are on the right track. Healthy eating including protein, fruits, vegetables and lots of water is recommended. Good luck.

To assist your body in the healing process it is a good idea to eat a healthy balanced diet.  Include protein and drink plenty of fluids.  If you feel your diet may be lacking in some area you can consider a multivitamin supplement.  Best wishes!

Hi Reneadoyea, thanks for your question! I do not have a specific diet protocol after a breast augmentation, however, I do recommend that patients drink plenty of fluids after any surgery.  Eating foods high in protein does help with healing but I would focus more on drinking plenty of water to help with constipation from any painkillers that you may be taking.  Best of luck!