Medications to Avoid Prior to Breast Augmentation Surgery

 

The following is a list of drugs that various surgeons do not want their patients taking prior to breast augmentation surgery.  If a medication that you are currently taking, or  are planning to take, is listed, please consult with your plastic surgeon .  You will need to follow his or her advice regarding any medications and/or vitamin/herbal supplements you are using.

4-Way w/Codeine A-A Compound A.C.A. Accutrim Acromycin  Actifed Anexsia Anisindone Anturane Arthritis Bufferin BC Tablets Childrens Advil Chloromycetin Clinoril C Contac Coumadin Dalteparin injection Dicumerol Dipyridamile Doxycycline Emagrin Enoxaparin injection Flagyl Fragmin injection Furadantin Heparin Hydrocortisone Isollyl Lovenox injection

Macrodantin Mellaril Miradon Opasal Pan-PAC Pentoxyfylline Persantine Phenylpropanolamine Prednisone Protamine Pyrroxate Robitet Ru-Tuss Salatin Sinex Sofarin soltice sparine Stelazine Sulfinpyrazone Sumycin Tegopen Tenuate Tenuate Dospan Thorazine Ticlid Ticlopidine Trantal Ursinus Virbamycin Warfarin

 

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