Can Double Bubble Give Pain 3 Years On?

Hi, I had breast implants about 7 years ago,after having a baby ( 3 years ago ) I got double bubble,I went back and tried to get the problem corrected,but all they did was remove my old implants and replace them with bigger implants ( my breasts had increased in size with pregnancy ). After the opp I still had double bubble, it's now 3 years on and I am experiencing pain in both breasts, I don't know if this has anything to do with starting exercising or the double bubble? Please advise

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Pain in breasts and double bubble

First the pain may be unrelated to a double bubble and you should have that evaluated in person. As for the double bubble, it would be helpful to see photos. if the implants is ridging low below the fold, it may cause a double bubble. If the breast has a narrow base with a large implant underneath, that may cause a double bubble. Fixing the fold or expanding the breast lower pole with scoring can be options for different causes.

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Pain 3 Years after Breast Augmentation Revisionary Surgery??

Thank you for the question. There are a variety of reasons why patients may experience pain after breast augmentation surgery. In person examination would be necessary to provide you with precise diagnosis and recommendations. For example, breast implant displacement/ malposition may be a source of discomfort for some patients; in these cases, the pressure of a breast implant on the under surface of the patient's skin may be the source of discomfort. For... more

Double bubble and discomfort

A double bubble following breast augmentation is usually not associated with discomfort. Usually discomfort is caused by irritation of the nerves that start from the ribs and sternum and innervate the nipple.

Can Double Bubble Give Pain 3 Years On?

This far out from surgery, the only thing related to the breast surgery that is likely to cause pain is a capsular contracture. Patients with and without implants get breast pain, and the breast doctors are usually better at diagnosing the cause than are the plastic surgeons. Often the causes are musculoskeletal or gastrointestinal, and have nothing to do with the breasts. Thanks for your question, best wishes.