Fungal rash under my breasts & my surgery is in 6 days - will surgeon perform my procedure? (Photo)

Active inflammation on the skin in or around the surgical area is a good reason to delay surgery. This is especially the case when performing breast surgery that involves incisions in that zone and especially if implants are involved. I recommend that you notify your surgeon sooner than later.

Either way, your surgeon will know about your rash on the day of your surgery by looking at you, so it’s better to just let them know right away.

Hello KchaykunI'm sorry that you developed this issue right before surgery!! Do not be scared if he has to cancel! be happy that the issue presented before surgery, and it can be addressed. Developing this after the surgery could interfere with your healing. I recommend you call your board-certified plastic surgeon and send the photo. If an incision is planned over this area, it may not be the best idea to proceed but it all depends on the surgical plan and your surgeon's opinion. Good luck!