Breast implants: Any issues with milk supply?

Here is the situation: a friend of mine is planning to get breast implants, but during her initial ultrasound, the doctor spotted two cysts, both about 4mm in diameter. To be safe, a second doctor performed another ultrasound and followed it up with a mammogram just to rule out anything concerning. Fortunately, the mammogram came back completely clear. The radiologist essentially gave her the green light for the plastic surgery, stating there isn't an immediate risk, though they did schedule a follow-up scan in four months just to stay on top of things.

Has anyone here dealt with something similar? I am curious to know what you would do in this position. Would you proceed with the silicone implants now, or would you wait until after the follow-up appointment? She is quite anxious to move forward because she has already finalized all the arrangements with her surgeon.
She is 28 years old, by the way.

Susan Hall43 said:Here’s the deal: a close friend of mine is planning on getting breast implants. However, during her initial ultrasound, the doctor spotted two small cysts, both about 4mm. To be absolutely certain, a second doctor ran another ultrasound and even ordered a mammogram just to rule out anything serious. Thankfully, the mammogram came back totally clear. The radiologist basically said there’s no risk involved in proceeding with plastic surgery, but they still want her back for a follow-up check in four months just to be safe.

Has anyone here dealt with something similar? What would you do if you were in her shoes? Would you go ahead with the procedure now, or wait until that follow-up appointment? She’s really anxious to get it over with because she’s already coordinated everything with her surgeon.
Oh, and she’s 28.

I honestly have no clue. Generally speaking, I’m not a huge proponent of implants, especially if a woman hasn't had children yet but plans to down the road. And if there were any signs of fibrocystic changes, I definitely wouldn't touch it.