its been to days since I've smoked...my lipo surgery is next week...will I pass the nicotine test?

Thank you for your question.  In most cases it takes a couple of weeks to no longer have nicotine in your system.  Because of the blood flow issues that smoking and nicotine can cause, best to stop at least 2 weeks before and 2 weeks after liposuction.  Hope this helps.

Thanks for reaching out.  It really depends what is being tested.  Commonly, Cytidine, which is a byproduct of nicotine metabolism is tested and it can last unto 4 weeks.  It is important tho that your surgeon knows what is going on.. If he or she has restrictions on smokers then there is a concern for safety.  You don't want to "get away" with not being up front with your surgeon.  Please be honest with what you are experiencing.I hope this helps :)