2 weeks post op of Breast Augmentation, my areola area & nipple became super sensitive & kinda burns. Is this normal?

What you are describing all sounds very normal. I will typically tell my patients that after breast augmentation they may have pain for a day or two, soreness for a week or two, and it will take 2 to 3 months for their breasts to achieve their final shape and feel "back to normal". During the first week, the swelling and surgery may have actually caused your nipples and Ariel was to be relatively no. Now that those nerves are waking back up as the swelling goes down you can experience a number of sensations which are normal. My patients have described this feeling as itching, burning, hot, cold, tickling, you name it. So that is normal and you should not be concerned. Over time your nipple sensation should be expected to normalize.As the swelling go down your breasts will drop and you may perceive them as decreasing in size. Unfortunately this process is most likely still happening in you. You can take two or three months for your breasts to settle into their final shape. Many patients will express a desire to have chosen a slightly larger implant once they undergo the process of recovery. You experience swelling, get used to it, and miss it when it's gone.

Thank you for your question. Hypersensitivity to the nipple or other breast regions is normal after surgery. The nerves may have been stretched and transiently down for the count. As they wake up, they want to let you know they are still there by over signalling their presence. Hence very sensitive nipples. Things typically do resolve with time. In the meantime, you can take two approaches. Compression or tape to minimize friction on the nipples. The other approach could be desensitization with over stimulation (e.g. vibration).

Increased sensation (hyperesthesia) in the nipples and the surrounding areola following breast augmentation is not uncommon. After an implant is placed the surrounding breast tissue and skin stretch. This stretching can result in temporary alterations in the surrounding nerves . Very often this stretching of the nerves can result in increased feeling in the nipple and the surrounding areola which may be very uncomfortable. Very commonly patients complain of discomfort with light touch such as their clothing rubbing on the area. Many patients cover the nipple and the surrounding area some type of bandage to prevent the discomfort. As the breast heals and swelling diminishes the nerves recover and normal feeling returns. Recovery is usually complete within 3 months rarely however it might take up to 6 months. Usually the final shape of the breast after augmentation is realized at 4-5 months.