Will having reoccurring bacterial vaginosis prevent me from have a breast augmentation?

This is not a true infection, but is best to wear it up before any surgery particularly those involving sterile implant placements.  Visit with your GYN.  Be sure to discuss with your own surgeon about how this applies to you, and whether they have any special concerns in your case.

In all honesty, it is a decision for your surgeon to make. In general, no plastic surgeon wants to operate when an infection is present in the body. However, maybe your surgeon and Ob/Gyn can coordinate your surgery for a time when your BV is dormant. Best, Dr. Nazarian

Hi Kellykels14Thank you for your question.  It would be best to treat your vaginal infection before having the surgery.  This is something you might want to mention to your plastic surgeon and ob/gyn before proceeding with surgery.  Profilactic antibiotics are usually given after your surgery.  Best regards

Thank you for the question.  You should be able to proceed with the surgery but it would be best to get clearance from your GYN before proceeding further.  Best of luck. Dr. Michael Omidi.









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in-person exam with a board-certified plastic surgeon is the best way to assess
your needs and provide true medical advice.

No you may proceed with you BA surgery. Asked your ginecologist what to use before or after surgery to help you, like a topical vagina medication.The prophilactic  use of antibiotic during and after surgery will help you to avoid the condition.

In my private practice would require you seek GYN clearances and treatments prior to implant surgery......

That is a decision for your surgeon. The details of your infection will have a large influence on that decision. In general, we do not like to place implants when there is active bacterial infection elsewhere in the body. If your vaginal infections are periodically controlled, maybe your GYN and your PS can coordinate the timing of surgery with the treatment of your BV to keep any already small risk even smaller.

I think you will want to make sure your Plastic Surgeon and Gyn communicate before your procedure. Placing a prosthetic (implant) in the face of an active infection will probably not be very popular with your PS.