Is It Safe to Take Spironolactone for Acne 2 Weeks Post Breast Implants?

   Spironolactone can cause hyperkalemia, thus the cessation around the time of surgery.  In addition, the drug is an antiestrogen as well and can cause breast tenderness in females and gynecomastia in males.  This will probably continue when the drug is resumed.

Spironolactone is normally ok to resume following surgery. Unless you were told specifically to avoid it, it should be ok to begin taking it again. Best of Luck!

It should be ok to resume your medicine, and it should not affect your breast implants. Good luck

Generally speaking, you should be okay to restart this medication at this point;  always best to check with your own plastic surgeon who is ultimately responsible for your care.
Best wishes.

Users of spironolactone are usually advised to stop at the time of surgery, because of its effects on sodium and potassium metabolism and its effects upon anesthesia management. At two weeks after surgery, resuming seems OK. As always, check with your own surgeon sooner than relying upon the advice of a surgeon who has not followed your post op course. 

Thanks, best wishes.