On Sunday, November 10, 2019 at 7:45:47 AM UTC-8, wrote:

I don't worry about solder smoke. I've been soldering since I was 3
years old.

Though the solders of the 1960s didn't scar your lungs, the fluxes
in use nowadays are sufficiently diverse that a precaution or two might
be appropriate. Like air conditioning to prevent perspiration,
a bit of airflow so the work isn't upwind of your face might be a good
soldering-station idea. Consider the musical warning "Smoke gets in your eyes".