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Secondhand smoke before breast lift and implant replacement - should I be concerned?

May 26, 2022
Asked By:SRM2013 in Pensacola, Florida

I’m attending an event and will be staying in a hotel that is attached to a casino. I do not smoke but am afraid I will be exposed to secondhand smoke . My surgery breast lift and implant replacement is one week after I return. Should I be concerned?

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