Had a breast augmentation one month ago and Just found out I'm pregnant. Will my baby be damaged?

While many of the medications currently used are safe during pregnancy, there are special concerns during the first 8 weeks. I would get a copy of your medical records to review with your gynecologist who can then make suggestions following assessment of your child's gestational age and the time of exposure.

Both your anxiety and your desire to receive online reassurance are understandable but online consultants will not be your best resource. Ultimately, your OB/GYN will be your best resource when it comes to meaningful assessment, advise, and (hopefully)  reassurance. Best wishes.

The pregnancy tests that are utilized today, from the home tests to lab tests at a surgicenter /hospital, are very sensitive.  If they tested you prior to surgery and you were negative, it is a good chance that it either just happened or actually happened post surgery.  Either way, undergoing anesthesia during pregnancy is something that can occur for a number of different reasons, and is generally recognized as an acceptable risk when needed.  As long as your OB/Gyn feels like everything is progressing normally, I would not worry.