Can you have breast augmentation and removal of Fibroadenomas lump at same time?

Some surgeons will require you to go to a general surgeon to have the mass removed first, others will help the general surgeon in the same procedure, and yet other plastic surgeons will perform all procedures at the same time. It depends on the skillset, knowledge and comfort of your surgeon and the specific diagnosis. For me to remove a fibroadenoma at the time of a breast augmentation it would need to be large enough to not require a wire localization and it would need to be biopsy proven (i.e. not "suspected" based on radiological findings).

Thank you for the question.  Generally speaking, a lesion that has been worked up and found to be a benign (such as a fibroadenoma or cyst) can be removed during the time of breast augmentation surgery. This is especially true if the lesion is close to the planned incision for the breast surgery.  
  Best wishes. 

Yes, its definitely possible do both at the same time, through the same access incisions as your augmentation.  Whether a general surgeon needs to be involved depends on the diagnosis, location of the lesion, and comfort level of your plastic surgeon with removing breast lesions.  I would recommend confirming that the lesion is a fibroadenoma first through your primary care physician before proceeding with any type of breast surgery.  Hope this helps!