If I suffer from staph infection easily, would it be a problem if I got breast implants ?

Thank you for your question, and I can appreciate your concern.  Depending on the type of staph infections you have been prone to in the past (MRSA?), it may be wise to have a screening test done to confirm whether you are a carrier/colonized with the bacteria.  If you are, there are methods to eradicate the virus from your system.  There are also preoperative maneuvers to minimize any infectious risk with surgery, including showers with Hibiclens soap and antibiotics that kill the staph that is prevalent in your area.  During surgery, minimal touching of the implant to skin should be stressed, and after surgery prophylactic antibiotics may be useful.  Voice your concerns with your surgeon, they will best be able to make the right precautions for your specific case.

Any
infection including staph can be devastating to an implant and usually
requires implant removal to get over the infection. If you are carrying MRSA
that is even more serious. You should be screened to see if you were colonized
with bacteria. A prophylactic antibiotic regimen to eradicate colonies would
be important before surgery.

Hello, there are steps to decrease the risk of staph infection such as preoperative antibacterial skin wipes or germicidal soap, prophylactic antibiotics, etc.  You could also be screened for antibiotic resistant strains of staph prior to surgery and steps could be taken to eradicate it from your nose and other areas where it is found.  I would recommend discussing this with your PS and family doctor.