Would smoking after my results after breast lift & augmentation surgery?

Smoking causes carbon monoxide to bind to the hemoglobin of your blood cells and prevent oxygen delivery to your precious nipple, areola and breast. If you value how you look, it is best not to smoke two weeks before and after surgery. Your wound healing can be compromised and the look of your wounds may not be the best they could be. I strongly advise you to stop smoking for your best result and your over all health. Good luck....t

Smoking is not recommended before or after surgery. It can increase your risks for complications.