How long before surgery should I stop taking baby aspirin?

Thank you for your question. 
Generally speaking, patients should stop taking aspirin and any other NSAIDs at least 10-14 days before their surgery.  With that being said, it is critical that patients who are on an aspirin regimen as per their medical doctor discuss this with their physician before stopping this medication.  
If you are already scheduled for your surgery it would be important for you to discuss your current medications (NSAIDs included) with your operating surgeon.  It is important to keep in mind that each plastic surgeon has their own pre-operative and post-operative protocols and that some surgeons might require that these blood thinning medications be discontinued for much longer.  
I hope you find this helpful and I wish you the best!

We recommend to our patients that they stop taking aspirin and or aspirin containing medications for a least  two weeks prior to surgery and post operatively.  But check with your Dr. and Surgeon as we all tend to have slightly different pre and post op instruction.Best of luck to you

Usually we will tell patients a week before and a week after which also includes medications such as motrin .. best of luck