Can I get my lips filled before a breast augmentation?

Yes you can have fillers injected before your surgery, it might even be a good idea to have it done during your surgery. Same you some pain. If you decide not to do it with your surgeon, please make sure you are using someone who's experienced. Thank you for your question.

It should be fine to have fillers placed before,after or during your surgery but always involve your plastic surgeon in the decision.

I appreciate your question.Yes you can get lip filler  before breast augmentation.  There is no contraindication.  You may want to have the lip filler done closer to the date of the breast surgery.  That way should there be any bruising/ swelling/downtime, you can heal all at once.The best way to assess and give true advice would be an in-person exam.Please see a board-certified plastic surgeon that specializes in aesthetic and restorative plastic surgery.Best of luck!Dr. Schwartz

Thank you for your question.  You should be fine to do the procedures in the sequence you described even one week apart.  Good luck.

There is no contraindication with doing lip
fillers prior to breast surgery. However, since your lips may become bruised
and swollen, you may want to do the lip filler closer to the day of
your surgery so that you can heal from the lips and breast surgery at the
same time.

Thank you for your question. It should be ok to get fillers before or after or even during surgery. It shouldn't have any effect on your breast augmentation. All the best. Dr JSB

It is safe to have lip augmentation before, during, or after a breast augmentation.  The 2 procedures should not have an effect on each other.  I wish you a successful surgery and lip augmentation procedure.I hope this helps.  

The timing of cosmetic procedures such as lip fillers and breast augmentation can vary depending on individual circumstances and the recommendations of your healthcare provider. Here are some factors to consider:1. Consult with Your Surgeon: Before scheduling any cosmetic procedures, including lip fillers or breast augmentation, it's crucial to consult with your plastic surgeon. They can assess your overall health, discuss your aesthetic goals, and provide recommendations based on your individual needs and treatment plan.2. Safety Considerations: Both lip fillers and breast augmentation are invasive procedures that carry a risk of complications, including infection, swelling, and bruising. Undergoing multiple procedures close together may increase the risk of adverse events and interfere with the healing process.3. Recovery Timing: Recovery from breast augmentation surgery typically involves several weeks of downtime, during which you may experience swelling, discomfort, and limited mobility. It's essential to prioritize your recovery and avoid additional procedures that could potentially strain your body or compromise your healing process.4. Optimal Results: Timing cosmetic procedures to allow for adequate recovery and healing can help ensure optimal results. Some healthcare providers may recommend waiting until after breast augmentation surgery to undergo lip fillers or vice versa to avoid potential interference with the outcomes of either procedure.5. Individual Preferences: Ultimately, the decision to undergo cosmetic procedures before or after breast augmentation surgery is a personal one that should be based on your individual preferences, priorities, and healthcare provider's recommendations. Be sure to communicate openly with your plastic surgeon about your aesthetic goals and any concerns you may have regarding timing or safety.Before scheduling any cosmetic procedures, it's essential to thoroughly discuss your options with your healthcare provider and make an informed decision that prioritizes your health, safety, and desired outcomes. They can provide guidance and support to help you achieve your aesthetic goals while minimizing risks and ensuring a positive experience.

There is no reason to delay having your lips augmented with Restylane Silk before any kind of surgery, including breast augmentation. Hyaluronic acid is a natural substance that is found in our skin as a moisturizer. It is biocompatible and well tolerated. Please find a board-certified dermatologist who understands lip anatomy and aesthetics to do your lip augmentation.

There should be no issue with getting your lips filled prior to a breast augmentation as these are two distinct regions of the body.