Are SLA prints also susceptible to say microbes like FFF prints are with the microscopic flaws? Say if one were to use foodsafe and or medical grade materials, would (m)SLA print be any less hazardous than one created with FFF printer, being eventually suscectible to bacteria buildup?
The best information I could find was this article from Formlabs about food safe 3d printing. It has a fairly detailed discussion of the different food safe requirements and the conclusion basically is that SLA prints are not food safe by default and can create conditions for mold and bacteria growth. SLA resins are toxic when uncured.

The article goes on to list a few options that can increase the food safety of printed objects. 


Dipping in a food safe coating such as a food grade epoxy or polyurethane. But it does note that this may not make the object food safe as the coating may be compromised.
Making a mold from the 3d printed part and using the mold for food contact.
Electroplating the printed object with metal.
Printing with ceramic filled resins, burning out the resin in a kiln, and glazing the part with food safe glaze.