I would avoid plucking or waxing nipple or areolar hair close to breast augmentation. Plucking can create tiny breaks in the skin or an irritated hair follicle, and even a small pimple or folliculitis near the incision area can be a reason to delay surgery. If it is something you routinely do, ask your surgeon for their exact preference, but I would generally stop at least 1 to 2 weeks before surgery and make sure the skin is completely calm. In the days right before surgery, trimming with clean small scissors or an electric trimmer is usually safer than pulling the hair out. If you develop redness, tenderness, swelling, drainage, or a bump in that area, let your surgeon know before the operation.