I posted over a year ago about discomfort with my breast implants and it hasnt subsided. I am now 4 years post op, everything was fine up until a year ago. Whenever my implants move I can feel a grinding pain against my chest wall, laying on my back I can feel them falling to the side, manually moving them, swimming. No one can figure out why, it has been happening since March of last year. Could it be nerve damage possibly?
36 year old female - had BA dec 2018 450cc motiva implants dual plane placement, right breast when I tense my arm breast gets significantly smaller looks like implant disappears? When I exercise it gets tight and I have to move the breast around (which makes a noise like a squeak/squelch/rubbing) and can sometimes take a while to become comfortable This exercise can include walking so not always anything to pressured on chest Any ideas on whats wrong - thanks in advance
Everything was fine and then one day I noticed my breasts becoming more sensitive and sore. Both of them. It feels sore like when I'm close to my menstrual cycle but I'm still 2 weeks out so I really shouldn't be sore yet. The bottom of my right boob started feeling a bit numb and when I lay down I can feel my implants sliding like when I first got them and as if I was on my first week post op. What could be a probability of what's going on? Am I bottoming out? I recently started running again.
Hey, I have had my silicone 400cc implants for 4 years now. My right is a little bottomed out as I can feel it when i touch the underneath but it was like that from the start. Week ago I tenderly massaged them. There was no pain etc. But now days later my breast feels weird. I can feel the bottom half more and in the night, it gets like.. nerve pain. Then i go to mirror and check - is my breast swollen or something but nothing. All is the same - soft and all in position. What this could be?
Ive had implants now for 4 years, after a recent ultrasound and mammogram that I had just as a check up, a fatty necrosis has been found . Im going to see my surgeon in a couple of weeks to discuss this. Is this something I should be worried about, will I have to have my implant removed? Im also wondering if I could of had this for years and not known. I cannot feel the lump.
I have had textured silicone breast implants for almost 4 years and within the last two weeks, I have had persistent, slight pain on the lateral side of my right breast and was wondering what this might be? My primary care physician examined my breast and said she found no lumps or swelling. Within the last month, I have also had neuropathy (tingling/numbness in right toes with some warm sensations in my right leg) and occasional lightheadedness.
Hi, My surgeon went with the dual plan technique. Reference implants is IMP-HR-390. I went to see a new surgeon to see what he could propose me to correct all the rippling and also the fact that the breast is really low on my bust. The surgeon wanted me to have an RMI to see where the muscle was. So it turns out my muscle in juste above the implants, does not cover them even a little. Then I went for an echo and they said my muscle in not atrophied or retracted. I'd like some advice please thank
It has progressively been getting worse. My right breast is 1-2 higher than my left and it's very hard. I can feel my pectoral muscles are very tight from my arm pit to my breast as well. I have 425ccs and I had them done almost 4 years ago. It's becoming painful. Are there doctors that can fix it and charge my insurance (blue shield)? I'm in Atlanta area and not sure if my neck shoulder muscle pain is all related to the contracture! Help!
I had breast augmentation under the muscle 4 years ago and was told that since the implant was placed under the muscle there was no risk of not detecting a tumor or mass, lately I've been reading otherwise, I'm 26 years old and don't have mammograms yet, so can anyone please tell me what the truth is??