I have titanium markers in both breasts and I want to get a breast implants. Is it a problem that I have these markers?

Always best to review your past medical history and "suitability" for breast augmentation surgery with the physicians who know you best. Having said that, most patients who have titanium markers in place are able to undergo breast augmentation surgery safely. Key to success: careful selection of plastic surgeon and careful communication of goals.Best wishes.

will not prevent you from having an augmentation if you wish to have one.  If the markers were for radiation, your outcome from augmentation may not be as desired as risks for contractures are higher, much higher.  If for simply marking an area of concern, the implants are placed behind the breast tissue and the markers should not impact your procedure at all... but let your surgeon know so the safest entry can be utilized for your procedure.