Regretting decision to get breast implants

Hello, Early after breast implant surgery patients often have misgivings about size. Unless you are absolutely sure you don't like the size and shape, I would advise you wait a few months at least to allow things to settle. This is of course your call to make with your surgeon.

Many patients who get breast augmentation, or breast reconstruction, surgery feel different after getting implants.  Due to the the new changes your body is experiencing, it will take some time to get use to the new feelings (mentally and physically) you are experiencing.  After several... more

Without a doubt as long as you are healing well you should give yourself a chance to heal to get used to the change in your body. It's the rare patient that decides down the road that implants arene't for them and they have them removed. Discuss your concerns with your plastic surgeon. Dr Edwards

 You did not mention how long it has been since your original breast augmentation surgery but it is not unusual for a woman to have problems with adjusting to a new breast implant size or any change to their body shape.  There have been many studies performed that show a 3 - 6 month period to adapt... more

If you just had implants placed, I suggest waiting several months before considering a lift or even removal of the implants. To perform a breast lift while the breasts are still swollen from breast implant surgery, may not give you the desired lift that you want.

It takes a while for all of us to adjust to a change in our bodies. Give it three to six months to get used to the implants. You may find they're just fine and then you won't have the scars of the lift.

Hi!  I have seen women in your situation several times.  Usually, when the breast implants feel weird from the beginning, women end up having them removed.  But wait a few months until you are sure. If you still feel trapped in them in another few months, then have them removed, and just have a... more

There definitely is an adjustment time for implants, both physiologically and emotionally. Your "final" result may not be evident for six months as the healing process progesses and your soft tissue adapts to the mass of the implant. Implant usually look and feel more and more natural ... more

I don't know how far out you are from the augmentation, but I certainly wouldn't rush into anything.   We see this with both breast augmentation and reduction patients.  There is frequently a period akin to "buyer's remorse" when the patient may regret their decision... more