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Home/Plastic Surgery Medications
Miami plastic surgery pharmacy

Having surgery in Miami?

Whether you live in Miami or are traveling for your procedure, D&D helps coordinate your surgeon's prescriptions, medication pricing, and delivery arrangements. Contact us while you're planning or when your prescriptions are ready.

Call (786) 558-0702

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Post-operative recovery medications bagged and ready for delivery by D&D Pharmacy in Miami
Before surgery
Prescription review and coordination before surgery
Where you·recover
Discreet, unbranded delivery to recovery houses & hotels
With your·surgeon
Coordinated directly with surgeons & surgical coordinators
A real·pharmacist
On call before and after — no phone tree, ever
Planning ahead

Arrange your pharmacy care before surgery.

You can contact us before your prescriptions are available. Our team can explain how your surgical office sends prescriptions, what information we need, and how delivery arrangements are confirmed.

The D&D plastic surgery pathway

From your pre-op visit to recovery — one pharmacist, three steps.

1 Today — pre-op day

The day of your pre-op

Your surgeon writes your prescriptions at the pre-op visit. If they e-prescribe, it comes directly to us — message us to confirm it arrived. If you have a paper prescription, send us a photo so we can review it right away and confirm anything else needed before filling. We check the list against your procedure, quote your price, and prepare your medications.

2 Delivery — at your confirmed time

Delivery coordinated with you

After reviewing your prescriptions, we confirm medication availability and arrange a delivery window with you for your home, hotel, or recovery house.

3 Recovery — weeks 1–6

Through your recovery

A pharmacist calls you on day 3 and day 7. We help with safe opioid tapering, constipation management, when to start scar care, and refills coordinated with your surgeon.

What it costs

You pay a cash price we quote you upfront, before we fill anything — no surprises. Delivery is available across Miami-Dade. No fee for the pharmacist review or the follow-up calls.

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Local Miami delivery

Delivered wherever you're recovering.

Delivery available across Miami-Dade, in discreet unbranded packaging — coordinated around your discharge and travel plans.

MiamiCoral GablesPinecrestSouth MiamiKendallBrickellDoralCoconut GroveMiami Beach

How recovery house delivery works →

Recovering at a hotel instead? How hotel delivery works →

Recovering nearby but don't see your neighborhood? Just ask — we coordinate deliveries across Miami-Dade and to most local recovery houses and hotels.

Discreet by default

Unbranded delivery, every time.

Plain packaging with no pharmacy or procedure markings — important for patients recovering at hotels and shared recovery houses.

Recovery housesHotelsPrivate homesCaregiver pickup
Procedure-specific medications

Every procedure recovers differently. So does its medication plan.

A BBL recovery is nothing like a rhinoplasty. We build each plan around the procedure, your surgeon's preferences, and your healing timeline — then deliver it where you're recovering in Miami.

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Body contouring

BBL Medications

Frequently prescribed categories
AntibioticsAnti-nauseaStool softenersNon-narcotic pain
Preparation

Start a stool softener with your first pain dose; have anti-nausea on hand before discharge. Hibiclens wash the night before.

Delivery: Recovery-house drop-off the day of discharge.
BBL medications in detail →
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Abdomen

Tummy Tuck Medications

Frequently prescribed categories
AntibioticsMuscle relaxersPain managementScar care
Preparation

Drain-care supplies and silicone scar products coordinated in advance; antibiotics coordinated with your surgical office.

Delivery: Home or hotel, with refills coordinated for week two.
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Body contouring

Liposuction Medications

Frequently prescribed categories
AntibioticsPain managementAnti-nauseaScar care
Preparation

Hibiclens skin prep and antibiotics coordinated for day zero; scar gel introduced once incisions close.

Delivery: To your recovery location across Miami-Dade.
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Breast

Breast Augmentation Medications

Frequently prescribed categories
AntibioticsMuscle relaxersPain managementScar care
Preparation

Antibiotic course coordinated ahead of surgery; silicone sheets staged for the scar-care phase.

Delivery: Home delivery with a day-3 check-in call.
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Facial

Rhinoplasty Medications

Frequently prescribed categories
AntibioticsAnti-nauseaSaline rinsesArnica / bromelain
Preparation

We review your medication list for NSAIDs and blood thinners to stop, and stage saline rinses and bruise protocols.

Delivery: Discreet delivery to home or hotel.
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Facial

Facelift Medications

Frequently prescribed categories
AntibioticsPain managementArnica / bromelainScar care
Preparation

Bruising-prevention protocols and a post-op skincare transition plan coordinated before your procedure.

Delivery: Home delivery in unbranded packaging.
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Facial

Blepharoplasty Medications

Frequently prescribed categories
Ophthalmic antibioticsLubricating dropsAnti-nauseaPain management
Preparation

Pre-op eye drops and ophthalmic ointments coordinated early; cold-compress guidance included.

Delivery: To home or hotel across Miami-Dade.
Not listed?

We support every cosmetic procedure.

Facelift revision, mommy makeover, gynecomastia, gender-affirming surgery and more — send us your surgeon's prescription list and we'll build the plan.

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What's typically prescribed

Common medications after plastic surgery.

Most plastic surgery recovery plans draw from a handful of medication categories. Your surgeon decides exactly what you need — here's what those categories do and the medications patients most often see filled at our Miami pharmacy.

Antibiotics

Infection prevention

Lower the risk of infection at incisions, implants & drains.

AugmentinCephalexinBactrim DSClindamycinCiprofloxacin
Antiemetics

Nausea prevention

Control nausea after anesthesia and protect fresh incisions.

OndansetronScopolaminePromethazine
Laxatives & softeners

Constipation prevention

Counter opioid-related constipation — especially important after a BBL.

Polyethylene GlycolSennaDocusate
Scar care

Scar management

Silicone softens and flattens surgical scars once incisions close.

Silicone GelSilicone Sheets
Antiseptic wash

Skin preparation

An antimicrobial wash before surgery lowers bacteria on your skin.

Hibiclens (Chlorhexidine)
Analgesics

Pain management

Short-course narcotics, non-narcotic options & muscle relaxers — tapered safely.

AcetaminophenTramadolCyclobenzaprine
Blood thinners

Clot prevention

An injectable anticoagulant some surgeons prescribe after longer procedures to lower clot risk. See our self-injection guide →

Enoxaparin (Lovenox)
Supportive care

Swelling & bruising

Optional extras many patients use to ease swelling and bruising as they heal.

ArnicaBromelain

Medical disclaimer. The medications listed above are common examples for educational purposes only and are not medical advice or a prescription. Brand names are the property of their respective owners. Always follow the specific instructions of your surgeon and pharmacist; only a licensed prescriber can determine what is appropriate for you.

What patients say

Real reviews from Google.

★★★★★
Felt more like a concierge service than a pharmacy. Everything was ready before my surgery and recovery was stress-free. No waits and very personal.
MQGoogle review
★★★★★
Had surgery and D&D Pharmacy made everything easy. My meds were ready ahead of time and I didn't have to deal with any delays after. Super smooth experience.
May C.Google review
★★★★★
They delivered my post-surgery medication directly to my home; it was VIP treatment. The pharmacist answered all my questions over the phone. Highly recommended.
Susana G.Google review

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Frequently asked questions

Plastic surgery medication questions, answered.

I'm visiting Miami from another state or country. Can you fill my Miami surgeon's prescription?
Yes. If your Miami surgeon gives you a valid prescription, we can prepare it for delivery while you're recovering in Miami-Dade. We'll confirm any ID, payment, and prescription requirements before filling.
My clinic said they sent my prescriptions electronically. How do I know you have them?
Message us on WhatsApp with your name and surgeon, and we'll let you know as soon as possible whether we received them.
I have a paper prescription. Is a photo enough?
A photo lets us review it, quote your price, and start preparing. We need the original before we can release your medications, so we'll collect it from you — usually at delivery.
Can I get my medications the same day?
In most cases, yes. Send your prescription during the day on a weekday and we'll aim to fill and deliver it the same day across Miami-Dade. Message us and we'll confirm the earliest delivery we can make around your timing.
What do I pay, and how?
We quote your cash price upfront, before we fill anything — so there are no surprises. Payment is due when we fill; we'll confirm the details when you send your prescription.
I'm at a hotel and won't be in the room. How does delivery work?
No problem — we'll coordinate the delivery directly with you, whether that's leaving it with the front desk or timing it for when you're back in your room.
Can my caregiver or recovery house receive my medications?
Yes, for most medications. Controlled pain medications are the exception — those may need to be received by you in person, with ID. We'll tell you which of your medications that applies to.
What medications are prescribed after plastic surgery?
Most plastic surgery recovery plans include a few categories: antibiotics to prevent infection, anti-nausea medication for after anesthesia, pain management (often a short course plus non-narcotic options), stool softeners to counter opioid-related constipation, and scar-care products like silicone gel or sheets. Your exact prescriptions are determined by your surgeon based on your procedure and health history.
What medications are used after a BBL?
After a Brazilian Butt Lift, patients are commonly prescribed antibiotics, anti-nausea medication, stool softeners, and a pain plan that's friendly to compression garments. Constipation and nausea management are especially important for BBL recovery, which is why we start softeners early and keep anti-nausea on hand. Your surgeon sets your specific regimen.
What medications are used after a tummy tuck?
Tummy tuck (abdominoplasty) recovery often involves antibiotics, muscle relaxers, pain management, and scar-care products, along with drain-care supplies. Because the incision is long and drains are typically placed, infection prevention and diligent scar care are central to the plan.
Can medications be delivered to a recovery house?
Yes. We deliver post-operative medications to recovery houses throughout Miami-Dade in discreet, unbranded packaging. Give us the recovery-house address and your surgery date and we'll coordinate the delivery around your discharge so everything is waiting for you.
Can prescriptions be delivered to hotels?
Absolutely. Many patients travel to Miami for surgery and recover at a hotel. We deliver to hotels across the area — including Miami Beach, Brickell, Coral Gables, and Doral — with the same discreet packaging and pharmacist phone walk-through.
How soon before surgery should prescriptions be filled?
As soon as you have it. Most traveling patients send us their prescription the day of their pre-op visit, and we can often prepare and deliver the same day across Miami-Dade. If your surgery is still a week or two out, sending it earlier lets us clear anything specialty or hard-to-find with your surgeon in advance.
Do you work directly with plastic surgeons?
Yes. We partner with Miami-area cosmetic surgery practices and coordinate prescriptions directly with surgeons' offices and coordinators. Practices can share a standard protocol with us once, and we fill each patient's medications against it. Surgeons and coordinators can call (786) 558-0702 to set up coordination.
What should be included in a recovery kit?
A typical recovery kit includes your prescription medications (antibiotics, anti-nausea, pain plan), skin prep like Hibiclens, scar-care products such as silicone gel or sheets, supportive items like arnica and bromelain, any compression accessories, and a printed medication schedule. We tailor the contents to your specific procedure and surgeon's protocol.
What antibiotics are commonly prescribed after cosmetic surgery?
Commonly prescribed options include Augmentin, Cephalexin (Keflex), Bactrim DS, Clindamycin, and Ciprofloxacin. The right antibiotic depends on the procedure, whether implants are involved, and your allergy history — your surgeon makes that call. This list is for educational purposes only.
How is post-surgery nausea managed?
Nausea after general anesthesia is usually managed with antiemetics such as ondansetron, scopolamine patches, or promethazine. We make sure anti-nausea medication is in your kit and ready before discharge, since controlling nausea also protects fresh incisions from the strain of vomiting.
When should I start scar care, and what works best?
Silicone gel and silicone sheets are the most evidence-supported options for softening and flattening surgical scars. Scar care typically begins once incisions have fully closed — often around two weeks, but always on your surgeon's timeline. We stage both formats in your kit and remind you when to start.
Is delivery really discreet?
Yes. All deliveries arrive in plain, unbranded packaging with no pharmacy or procedure markings — important for patients recovering at hotels and shared recovery houses. Caregiver pickup is also available with a signed release.
Do I have to inject a blood thinner myself after plastic surgery?
If your surgeon prescribes one, yes — enoxaparin (Lovenox) is given as a small pre-filled syringe you inject under the skin at home, usually once or twice a day for a short course. It's more routine than it sounds, and a D&D pharmacist can walk you through your first dose when we deliver. See our step-by-step enoxaparin guide. Not every patient needs one; your surgeon decides based on your procedure and clot risk.

Having surgery in Miami? Contact us before your procedure.

Planning ahead or already have prescriptions? Our team can explain the next steps, review your prescription request, and confirm medication pricing, availability, and delivery arrangements.

Written and reviewed by Dr. Janet Matheu-Prieto, PharmD — Lead Pharmacist, D&D Pharmacy · Licensed by the Florida Board of Pharmacy · About our pharmacist · Last reviewed August 30, 2026