Should I have a breast augmentation or rhinoplasty first?

Hello, thank you for question, yes these procedures can be performed together. After operation you need to rest well to get the result better. Both procedures are not easy operations and at least one year you have to see the final results and totaly heal.Regards,

Hello and thank you for your question. Breast augmentation and rhinoplasty do not conflict with one another and can be performed at the same time, if desired. If you have chosen two different surgeons to perform the procedures, which procedure you decide to have done first is ultimately up to you. If you prefer to have your breast augmentation first, then you are absolutely free to do so. Plan on waiting at least three months and up to six before undergoing your rhinoplasty.Be sure to let your surgeon know if you intend on having a breast augmentation done before your rhinoplasty. They will be able to help you plan the date of your rhinoplasty procedure to ensure everything is done safely.Most importantly, please ensure that either provider is a board-certified surgeon, and in the case of the breast augmentation, a board-certified plastic surgeon. Best of luck to you!

You should be able to get these procedures in any order you like. If you prefer to start with breast augmentation, that should be fine. Talk to your breast augmentation surgeon about how long you will need to wait before undergoing the rhinoplasty procedure. Ideally, you should be fully healed from your first procedure before moving forward with the second procedure.

Thanks for your question. You can get these procedures done together or in separate surgeries. Which one you get first is up to you as it does not matter if you get one first or after. The recommended time between procedures is from 3 to 6 months. That said, Having combination of procedures is always cheaper than getting them separately as there are shared costs and only one recovery period.You definitely have to choose your surgeon correctly and make sure that he/she has the training and experience to meet your goals with absolute safety.  A key quality indicator is Board Certification by the American Board of Plastic Surgery.  Don’t settle for less than a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon with specialized expertise in this procedure.

Three months may be a reasonable wait time between the surgeries.  You should probably ask for the input or the advice of the involved surgeons regarding order based upon the extent of the planned surgeries. I typically perform both procedures during the same surgery.Kenneth Hughes, MD, ABPS Board Certified Plastic SurgeonLos Angeles, CA

Hello, a rhinoplasty and breast augmentation can be performed safely during the same procedure. You do not need 2 separate operations.

Best of luck!
Alex Zuriarrain, MD
Cleveland Clinic Trained Plastic Surgeon

Hello, and thank you for your question!Whether you choose to do breast augmentation or rhinoplasty first is completely up to you and which you prioritize first.  I use a technique called "Cold-Subfascial Breast Augmentation" which creates symmetrical, full, and supported-appearing breasts. In the procedure, I use strong tissue called fascia, which overlies your pectoralis major muscle, to support and shape the implants, all the while leaving the muscle in its native anatomic position. By making a small incision in each of the armpits, I avoid any scarring on the breast. I combine this with lower-profile implants that create soft, natural-looking slopes and lift the nipples. With the Cold-Subfascial Breast Augmentation, in my hands, I have a better capability to create breasts that are symmetrical, naturally supported, and natural-appearing.
Shape and form trumps size and there are specific details you should be aware of for success in breast augmentation! The best advice I can give you is to avoid moderate and high profile implants like the plague!  You need as much width and height as you can get out of an implant otherwise you would be high risk for what I call a 'rock in a sock' look. 
My recommendation would be to go with the lowest profile implant that matches your base diameter.  In my practice I only use highly cohesive form stable implants that are anatomically shaped in the subfascial plane to achieve the most natural look.  I use a technique called the Cold-Subfascial Breast Augmentation that allows me to use a large base width and sculpt the shape to ideally suit the patients.  in my opinion, high profile narrow implants never look good. A large part of my practice is what I call "Aesthetic Facial Balancing."  What this means is evaluating a patients face and bringing the features into harmony by making adjustments with either hyaluronic acid or fat.  The most important component of a fillers treatment is the practitioner administering it. I take filler and balance all features in your face from top to bottom to make them work together to 'unlock' your beauty. This procedure is not just a filler intervention augmenting the cheeks and lips, but as in overall, non surgical way to shape the face in a different way to create natural appearing results. 
Recently, liquid rhinoplasty’s have been in high demand and it has been a popular topic. I asses each patient individually and what changes in their features would improve their aesthetics most. We find that most patients looking for a surgical rhinoplasty end up being a great candidate for a non-surgical rhinoplasty. The Aesthetic Facial Balancing technique allows patients to get similar results as a surgical rhinoplasty as well, but with very little recovery time (avoiding residual swelling that can last up to one year) and giving them instant results in less than 20 minutes, with results lasting for up to 6 years. 

I hope this helps!Wishing you fantastic results,Dr. Rian A. Maercks M.D.

Great question!  It really doesn't matter, I would go with the one that bothers you the most or best for timing - for example if you want to be summer ready in a bikini.  Another option is to have both surgeons operate on you at the same time.  I have a colleague that only does facial procedures so often times he will send me breast patients and we would do a combined procedure.   If you were to separate them out, I would wait at least 3 months before doing the other.Best of luck and hope this information helps!
- Dr. Roger Tsai   @DrRogerTsai
Board Certified Plastic Surgeon

Hello there If you find the right surgeon you may be able to do both procedures on the same day .I commonly combine these procedures for my patients ; it shortens their recovery and gets it all over at once .Other than that the order of surgery is down to personal preference .CheersTS

I recommend breast augmentation first.  After your rhinoplasty, you are not going to want any interference or accidental trauma to your nose during the intubation as you go to sleep for anesthesia for your second surgery. I recommend an in-office examination as well as a detailed discussion with a surgeon who you are comfortable with. Finally, make sure your surgeon is a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery (ABPS).
Best,Dr. DesaiBeverly Hills Institute for Aesthetic Plastic SurgeryHarvard Educated, Beverly Hills & Miami Beach TrainedDouble Board-Certified, Double Fellowship-Trained Beverly Hills Plastic Surgeon