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Thank you for your question. The antibiotics themselves will not cause an issue. You will be getting antibiotics in your IV to help reduce the risk of an infection during your surgery. The more important issue is how you are feeling and whether you have an ongoing infection. Be sure to let your surgeon know what is going on and if you become ill prior to surgery, always best to postpone the surgery until you are well.Best of luck.
Speak to your doc but it should be fine, I would suggest taking a pro biotic to protect your belly from antibiotic associated problems! GOOD LUCK
Taking Z-pack eight days before your breast augmentation will do no harm. Most upper respiratory tract infections are viral in origin. I would recommend you follow your symptoms and temperature leading up to surgery. Also keep your plastic surgeon aware of your symptoms and progress. Best wishes for a wonderful outcome.
It is ok to be on a Z pack one week before the BA. However the more important issue is whether or not your current illness has completely resolved. Breast augmentation is a totally elective procedure and if any symptoms of the viral or bacterial infection remain the procedure should be delayed. Discuss this with your surgeon.
I've read all 9 of my colleagues' answers (thus far), and find it unusual that not one wants to tell you an obvious fact. Saline implants are indeed durable, but irrespective of the leak/deflation rate quoted, saline implants CAN and DO leak! Cohesive silicone implants cannot leak since they are...
Hi there,I reckon I can help you understand the problems you're having.Firstly, you have a well above average upper body, with excellent proportions. I hope you are generally happy with your appearance.Second: You of have mild pectus excavatum, or hollow chest.There are two reasons...
Rest assured that if you have been evaluated and cleared from a medical standpoint that this small lump will likely have no impact on your augmentation. It might be slightly more palpable (ie you can feel it easier) or it may move positions slightly after placement of the implant....
