As with all surgeries, breast augmentation has the risk of infection and bleeding. Although infection is rare it may result in removal of the breast implant. The body will not fight an infection if a foreign object is present. Since bacterial lies dormant in scar tissue for a long time, a second operation may provoke a reoccurring of infection. Most doctors will not put implants back into a patient who has suffered an infection for 6 months, giving the body plenty of time to heal. Although bleeding is not common for breast augmentation cosmetic surgery, if it occurs it can...