Is it safe to take fluconuzole 2 days before Mommy makeover?

I would suggest that you call your surgeon's office and ask him or her what to do. My guess is that all will be fine. But it needs to be your surgeon's call. Best, Dr. Nazarian

I appreciate your question.

I would recommend you contact your surgeon and check with him/her.



The best way to assess and give
true advice would be an in-person exam.

Please see a board-certified
plastic surgeon that specializes in aesthetic and restorative plastic surgery.

Best of luck!



Dr. Schwartz

While your surgeon may feel different, taking fluconazole 2 days before your surgery would not cause me to cancel you. It's best to call your surgeon and check though. Best of luck! 

You should be fine to proceed as long as you feel like your yeast infection symptoms are not getting worse.  Make sure you let your surgeon know.  Best wishes for your surgery and recovery.

Take the fluconizole. Discuss your symptoms with your plastic surgeon. You should clear your infection prior to proceeding with elective surgery.  If you are on the mend, it it is probably fine to proceed. 

It is always best to be clear of any infections in your body before undergoing an elective procedure, especially if implants are to be used.  If there is an active infection in your body, there is potential that the implants could be contaminated with that infection.  Make sure to let your plastic surgeon know what is going on ASAP so you can potentially reschedule your surgery or make a plan that suits you best.  Best of luck with your upcoming surgery!

fluconazole should not be a problem, as long you do not have an infection anywhere near the surgical site.

I personally don't see a problem with this. Certainly your surgeon will make the final determination but I see no reason to postpone the surgery.

This question is best answered by your surgeon as opinions may vary. Be sure to review all medications and supplements that you take with your surgeon. Certain ones need to be avoided prior to surgery for your safety.

unfortunately there's women develop East infections  when placed on strong antibiotics. The one-time dose of Diflucan should knock it out although if you are placed on antibiotics for more than a week you may have to re-dose