Can Someone with 1 Kidney & Kidney Disease (W Normal Function) Have Breast Augmentation?

Without a photo or face to face examination it is impossible to say what procedure would be your best option. However, as long as your remaining kidney is sufficiently healthy to keep your blood chemistry normal you should not have a problem with almost any cosmetic surgery. Sometimes medication types and doseages have to be altered because you have only one kidney. If you  undergo a longer procedure or more aggressive surgery your doctors need to keep a closer eye on your fluid balance. Other than that you should be fine especially if you are currently not taking any medications.

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Thank you for the question.

Your renal “issue"  should not be an issue for  breast augmentation and/or breast lifting surgery. Because of the history of electrolytes should be checked shortly before surgery and your anesthesiologist  should be aware of your history and the  laboratory findings.

I would suggest in person consultation with a well experienced board-certified plastic surgeon.

I hope this helps.

As long as the condition that required you to have your kidney removed (tumor, infection, stones) is under control and your remaning function is good you would be a fine candidate for surgery.