I had breast augmentation on August 31 of this year, with 365 cc of silicone implant in each breast. My healing had been going amazingly until just recently when I realized that I could start to see my incision scar rising up onto my breast. Also, I notice from the side that it appeared, as though there was a small bubble or sagging of my implant. I contacted my surgeon to discuss this with him, but I am looking for additional opinions and advice, thank you.
Ive had my breast implants for 7 years. I had a baby 4 month ago ( not breast fed ) I can now feel a lump or air bubble behind my nipple you press it in an it pops back out. What can this be ? And what has caused it . My implants are behind muscle
I got breast implants above the muscle, because my surgeon felt since my muscular build, it would be best. A little over 2 years ago I got them and the first 8 months I felt a fold in implant on upper breast. Now it moved lower and feels more like a bubble and ripples underneath breast. I get some relief when I lift my chest up but not much. Now Im getting pain daily all the way around it but worse is where bubble is. Is there a chance it could be ruptured?
I had BA/BL 4 months ago in which my crease was moved a lot further down. It has shown the slight shadowing since about week 2 when swelling went down. While my right breast is dropping and forming a nice crease, the left breast isnt at all and is now starting to form a bubble and doesnt seem to have much shape at all. What could this possibly mean? Thank you
In the last 2 weeks my right implant is no longer aligned w/ left implant. Implants feel normal. Right implant shifted lower than the left and a tad more in my arm pit. not as bubbly as the left anymore. Is this something that can get much worse over time? I started weightlifting 2 weeks ago after taking years off from weights. Not sure if this is part of the issue. Im not lifting heavy weights, just about 10-20lbs for arms and 20-30lbs for chest area.
I had inplants 9 years ago. Everything was fine until I recently had a baby. I stopped breastfeeding 3 months ago but now it feels like I have an air bubble at the top of my right breast. During pregnancy my right implant also flipped but corrected itself after a few days. I got mastitis 3 times during breastfeeding and now am very conscious of any breast issues. What could this bubble be? Will it go away by itself? Is it breastfeeding related?
I was instructed by my doctor and nurse to begin breast massaging as of today, one week post opp. Massaging right breast feels completely normal, but when I started massaging my left breast I could hear a strange noise. Doesn't sound like a gas bubble or liquid but more like a plastic noise. It is closer to my collar bone to be exact and I can feel the texture of what I can best describe as plastic. Is this normal?
I am 11 months post op. 430 saline sub-pec. I had a lot of trouble with the right infra incision healing and it required debridement 3 times, the last being July 27, 2016. All was well until today I felt an irritation along my incision line and notice my scar was bubbled out. I can feel the implant under the skin. What is going on?
Had recent breast reconstruction surgery after mastectomy and expanders, the end of April. I feel that my left implant may have a leak due to a fall about half an hour ago. There seems to be a bubble upon palpitation. The left breast has been consistently smaller since surgery. Neither have completely settled yet. It is Saturday night, needing to know if I should go to the ER or just wait until Monday to schedule an appointment with my plastic surgeon?
About 3 weeks ago I noticed a tiny red spot on the inside of my left breast. It started to protrude and turned into a painful, large soft bubble filled with fluid. Very soft to the touch. A week later I touched before getting into the shower and it open and began to leak water like clear yellowish fluid. 3 days later the leak stopped and hole is closed up. My left breast is softer and a little bit smaller than it was, but its sitting more natural now. Swelling has gone down.