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Most surgeons would prescribe antibiotics during and after a breast augmentation and minocycline should be fine. Make sure your doctor knows what you are taking.
Taking minocycline during, and/or after breast augmentation should not be a problem. It may not be necessary, as your surgeon may give you antibiotics to take as well, which could substitute for the minocyline. Taking both could increase the risk of a yeast infection, so Talk to your surgeon.
No need to stop either before, during or after your procedure. In fact, being on minocycline will help further reduce your chances if having an infection .
It should be ok to take minocycline for dermatologic reasons at the same time as undergoing a breast augmentation.
You may be taking Minocycline for a dermatologic condition. This will have no effect on a breast augmentation. You can continue taking your medication as prescribed.
I agree with my colleagues that this does not sound like normal post-operative pain. You should see your plastic surgeon who can evaluate it for you. Good luck to you.
I agree that a 475 cc implant would not appear natural. It will look quite fake. Additionally, saline does look more like a coconut shell than silicone gel. If you are interested in a somewhat natural look, I would consider a significantly smaller implant and preferably a gel...
Dear Flojo, Thank you for your post. You should really choose implants not on cc's but based on your body dimensions. First you need to measure your breasts width. This is your ideal width not your current width. Currently you have a small gap in between your breasts...
