Do you have to get anything injected before getting breast implants?

Everyone undergoing breast
augmentation surgery requires an IV. This is required for several medications
(needed to sedate you and/or put you to sleep for the surgery), antibiotics,
and fluid hydration. There are several ways an IV can be placed in patients who
have a fear of needles. Most of the time a topical anesthetic cream can be
applied to the skin to numb the area, and an oral sedative can be given to help
relax the patient. I would not let this fear prevent you form having surgery.
Speak to your plastic surgeon about your concerns so they can make this portion
of your experience as smooth as possible. Best wishes.

all patients really need a IV in the hand or arm to safelty have BA surgery.  Luckily this is a quick and relatively painless process.  Your PS can talk with you more but I would not let this fear of a simple procedure stop you from surgery.  Good luck.

Great question.  When undergoing general anesthesia, it is necessary to start an IV before hand so the anesthesiologist can administer medications, so you will not feel the surgical procedure.  You can get a prescription for a relaxing medication to have on board that morning before you have the IV.  You can also get a topical cream to numb the area that the nurse can put on 30 minutes prior to IV.  Also, the anesthesia office will call you a week or two before your surgery to introduce themselves, and ask questions about your medical history. This sometimes alleviates some of the anxiety associated with anesthesia, and steps involved the morning of your surgery.  I hope this has helped.  Best wishes. Look at our video from our chief anesthesiologist describing anesthesia for comsetic surgery

It is standard for any patient undergoing a surgery that involves even a small amount of sedation to have an IV.  This allows both medeicine and rehydrating fluids to move through into your body throughout the surgery.  In my practice, if a patient has a fear of needles, a medicine can be prescribed and given beforehand to sedate a person and help alleviate their fears of a needle.  Usually the IV comes out before the patient knows what is going on as well.  I hope this helps.

Yes, you will likely require IV access for your breast
augmentation surgery. This will be for fluid management and administration of
medications.

Yes, you will need an IV but this can be done with minimal discomfort. See link below for examples. 

For patients who have an irrational fear of needles, we take them back to the operating room and give them gas until they are asleep, prior to placing the intravenous needle.  This is a technique that we also use in children.  Our  MD anesthesiologists also do children and so we are very comfortable with  that technique.

Everyone get an IV for breast augmentation as this is way we begin both IV sedation and general anesthesia. Our staff does carefully numb the area just before, and removes it right after in recovery and most don't nitice it very much.

You would need an i.v.  started and some local anesthesia injected prior to surgery for breast augmentation. It is possible to start the i.v. at the time sedation is given. Also one could apply a local anesthetic ( looks like tooth paste ) to the area prior to starting the iv and you would not feel the iv being started.