Will I need my IUD removed before Breast Augmentation?

Many women with IUDs, Harrington rods (metal rods for spine straightening), and other metal prostheses (hips, knees, etc.) have undergone breast enlargement with implants without any problem at all. You can safely leave your IUD in and proceed with your surgery without concern.

I have operated on patients with dermal anchors as well, but these should be clean, present in non-infected or inflamed skin, and be able to be covered with sterile adhesive films if in the surgical field. Nipple piercings should be removed, and can easily be replaced after surgery is completed.

There is no reason to remove the IUD prior to surgery.  The IUD will not be touching any grounding surface so there is no risk of burns occuring.  The dermal anchor piercings may require either removal (if they are in the operative field and can't be prepped and draped sterily)  if your surgeon feels there is a risk of skin burns due to their location or capping them to protect the skin.  Let your surgeon know where the piercings are so proper plans can be made.

Maybe it because I am also in California, but I am familiar with dermal anchor piercings. As long as they are not in the operative field they are fine. The main concern is touching them with the electrocautery during surgery and causing a burn. Dermal anchors on the upper chest can be covered with tape and left in place. Piercings near the incision would best be removed for surgery. Other types of piercings, like nipple piercings should also be removed for surgery. If the areas are mature, they can be replaced at the end of surgery.l Your IUD should not interfere with your breast augmentation surgery. 

Below is a link to an article on breast augmentation and nipple piercings.