Questions on if you can go tanning inside after breast augmentation 2 months post op?

Thank you for your question.  In our practice we advise our patients to keep any incisions protected from
tanning for two months after surgery. With kind regards,Lane F. Smith, M.D., F.A.A.C.S., F.A.O.H.N.S., F.A.B.F.P.R.S.Las Vegas Plastic Surgeon

Tanning booths or outdoor tanning both pose risks to your skin, cause premature aging, and increase the risk of skin cancers.  So, in general, I recommend against tanning -- if you had to pick, spray tanning would be safer.  With that said, if you are going to tan in a tanning booth, I would cover the incision with a bandaid or at least place a strong UVA and UVB protective agent on the scar like Zinc Oxide.  Note that, in general, healing skin absorbs more sunlight than the surrounding skin so even with regular sun exposure, the incision line (when exposed) could preferentially tan, relative to the surrounding skin, making it look darker and like a worse scar than it actually is...Good luck.
Mark K Markarian, MD, MSPHHarvard-trained Aesthetic Plastic Surgeon 

While you CAN tan your skin 2 months after a breast augmentation, the questions is SHOULD you tan.  Regarding the scars from your breast augmentation, they are more sensitive to the solar radiation and may get redder and raised if exposed.  A bandaid or zinc oxide is a complete sun block and either could be used to protect the scar.  However, the rest of your skin will be adversely affected by tanning booths and this puts you at increased risk for skin malignancies, early wrinkling and premature aging.  Spray tans are likely a better option.