I had breast augmentation in 2017 and I need to have a revision. The doctor now does nicotine testing at an extreme level. If they find nicotine in your urine they won’t do the surgery and will reschedule. My boyfriend who I live with and would be driving me to the surgery smokes and I’m worried that the second hand smoke will give a positive result even though I do not smoke. Any suggestions or have you seen anything like this?
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I would strongly advise against using any peptide or non studied products for at least 8-12 weeks after surgery. These products likely will have little or no effect, but because they are unstudied and not regulated- steering away from them until the capsule has established is best.... Follow the...
It’s understandable you’re noticing changes 11 years after your breast augmentation and lift. Typically, around 10–15 years is a common interval for considering revision procedures, as implants and breast tissue naturally change over time.
The increased upper fullness and dent formation you’v...