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Is quitting smoking 14 days prior to mommy makeover enough time to reduce risks?

Nikkisallee
I am scheduled for a mommy makeover ( breast lift and augmentation and tummy tuck with lipo) in 2 weeks, 13 days to be exact. I have been about a half a pack a day smoker for 11 years. Is 14 days enough time to quit before my procedure?

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