Can I get breast lift surgery while on Chantix? (photo)

It is fine for you to be taking Chantix during surgery - there is no contraindication. I think it's great that you are doing this in 2 stages. You can see where you land after implant removal and make a solid decision on breastlift. Looking at your photos, it seems that you will do fine with a limited incision, either around the areola or a lollipop. Best of luck!

Hello! Thank you for your question! The issue with nicotine is that it
also acts as a vasoconstrictor, clamping down of blood vessels. Blood
supply is always of great concern during any surgical procedure, but
especially in such a procedure as a mastopexy where the viability of the
nipple-areolar complex is obviously important. Since the vascularity to
the area is already tenuous since it will be raised by cutting around
the area, maximizing blood flow to the tissue is critical. Typically,

we recommend at least 6 weeks of smoking cessation prior to and at
least 6 weeks after any surgical procedure. The longer, the better.
Nicotine always increases the risk for infection, nipple necrosis, poor
scarring, and
wound complications, as well as other health consequences including blood clots. The
anesthesia risk is greater with general anesthesia as well as pulmonary
issues/lung infections postoperatively. I would
discuss this with your surgeon prior to your procedure. Chantix should be fine, but simply quitting altogether is best.  Hope that this
helps! Best wishes!

Two things. 1. Great job quitting smoking.  2.  Perfectly reasonable idea to go in stages.  The biggest detriment to a staged procedure is in the cost of two operations. Recovery from either should not be dramatic.  The money you save without cigarettes will very likely, in time, pay for your second operation. Regarding type of lift, you appear to be a good candidate for a vertical or circumvertical breast lift. This rearranges the breast tissue, not just the skin, and limits the incision to around the areola and below the breast.Best,Dr. Pyle

Always best to be nicotine free for any surgical procedure, especially a cosmetic operation. Best to discuss in detail with your surgeon.. 

I would recommend you hold off and do the surgeries at the same time when off cigarettes. Smoking will hurt your wound healing from removal of the implants as well. You will probably need a lift, so why not use only one recovery period.