Will copd stop a cosmetic surgeon from doing a capsulary surgery with new breast implants? (Photo)

If your primary Doctor provided a medical clearance- you should be ok to move forward with your revision surgery. Be sure to have a thorough consultation with your BC PS. 

It sounds like you are doing all of the right things to improve your health now. If your primary care physician gave you clearance then you will most likely be able to have surgery. However, the final decision has to be made by your plastic surgeon. You need to discuss this with him/her as soon as possible so that you can move forward. Good luck!

I would suggest meeting with a board certified  plastic surgeon and discussing all your concerns. Please take any information, including your clearance for surgery, from your medical doctor to the consultation. If you are cleared for surgery, you should be able to have surgery.

Yes, it is most likely that you will be able to proceed. Well-controlled medical conditions, assuming patients have received "medical clearance"  from the  appropriate physicians, are not a contradiction to proceed with surgery, in most cases. Please make sure you are seeking consultation with board-certified  plastic surgeons (who can demonstrate lots of experience with this type of revolutionary breast surgery) who preferably work with board-certified anesthesiologists in fully accredited surgery facilities.

I hope this, and the attached link, helps.  Best wishes.