I will be getting a breast augmentation. How soon is it safe to fly?

Thank you for your question.
I would recommend speaking with your plastic surgeon about your concerns. Each surgeon has different preferences when it comes to the post-surgical period including travel restrictions and when they would like to see you in office. In my practice, one week post-operatively would be an appropriate time frame to fly. Also, keep in mind that you will not be able to carry heavy weights for the first weeks, including suitcases.

It ok to take a flight after breast surgery, you just need to have really careful about lift weight, ore do some movements, or if someone hit you in the plain

This is a great question, and one that is debated among plastic surgeons. Many years ago there was a study done that found that there was a small percentage of patients who had an undetected pneumothorax (air around the outside of the lungs) after routine subpectoral breast augmentation. The patients were all asymptomatic. From this study, the authors recommended a precautionary two week period of time after breast augmentation prior to flying. I don’t know of any incidences of problems flying after breast augmentation. Certainly the stress of flying can be difficult immediately after surgery, Lifting heavy luggage should be avoided. Also long flights might increase the risk of DVT, so frequent movement would be recommended. Discuss this with your surgeon and see what his or her recommendations are. Best wishes.