Would smoking straight after breast implants affect on my healing?

Thank you for your question. Smoking before or after your surgery can increase your risk of developing complications including infection and wound healing problems. I tell my patients that it is ideal to stop a couple months ahead of surgery and then for a couple months after surgery. Please discuss with your surgeon what their guidelines are for your particular surgery.

Smoking affects your ability to heal, and I recommend that you stop smoking at least two weeks after your surgery to adequately allow your body to heal after your surgery. The risk of infection and other complications is drastically increased if you smoke. However, you should ask your surgeon for their advice. 

Smoking impedes
wound healing and increases chances for
infection and all kinds of other problems. After any type of surgery, I would highly recommend you stop smoking at least 4 to 6 weeks preoperatively and
never again resume
smoking. Smoking has a lot of other comorbidity associated with your health long-
term.