Im left handed so I typically use my left hand more, could it be that I damaged something by using my hand at an early stage. Could have I developed a contracture?
Answer: After breast augmentation, one breast feels firm Thank you for your question. You are very early in the postoperative recovery period. Capsular contracture is a process that happens over years and is thus not a concern at this point in time. A couple of things to note--the skin may be tight after placement of the implant and this takes time to relax and soften. If one side is significantly tighter than the other side, this could be a sign of a hematoma and is something your surgeon should evaluate. Best of luck
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CONTACT NOW Answer: After breast augmentation, one breast feels firm Thank you for your question. You are very early in the postoperative recovery period. Capsular contracture is a process that happens over years and is thus not a concern at this point in time. A couple of things to note--the skin may be tight after placement of the implant and this takes time to relax and soften. If one side is significantly tighter than the other side, this could be a sign of a hematoma and is something your surgeon should evaluate. Best of luck
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Answer: Capsular contracture is not possible 11 days after breast augmentation. If there is a significant difference in tightness you should report this to your plastic surgeon. It is not a capsular contracture but it could be a hematoma. This should be drained.
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Answer: Capsular contracture is not possible 11 days after breast augmentation. If there is a significant difference in tightness you should report this to your plastic surgeon. It is not a capsular contracture but it could be a hematoma. This should be drained.
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Answer: Breast implants usually feel different at eleven days after surgery Thank you for your question. It is very early after your recovery and it is not uncommon for one side to feel firmer than the other.It is very common for the implant on the side of your dominant hand to feel softer in the implant on the opposite side.If you are concern please visit your plastic surgeon for an examination but I doubt if you have caused any problems simply using your hand.
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Answer: Breast implants usually feel different at eleven days after surgery Thank you for your question. It is very early after your recovery and it is not uncommon for one side to feel firmer than the other.It is very common for the implant on the side of your dominant hand to feel softer in the implant on the opposite side.If you are concern please visit your plastic surgeon for an examination but I doubt if you have caused any problems simply using your hand.
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Answer: Hard & Soft It is not uncommon at all for the breasts to have some differences while healing. There are too many variables to know why yours does. Are the implants the same volume? Did one side have a lift? Is one side bruised and one not, etc, etc.It is too early for capsular contracture as the capsule has not formed yet let alone contracted. Best to discuss your concerns with your surgeon. They know exactly what was done.
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Answer: Hard & Soft It is not uncommon at all for the breasts to have some differences while healing. There are too many variables to know why yours does. Are the implants the same volume? Did one side have a lift? Is one side bruised and one not, etc, etc.It is too early for capsular contracture as the capsule has not formed yet let alone contracted. Best to discuss your concerns with your surgeon. They know exactly what was done.
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Answer: Should get it checked MarryAnne: What you are describing is very common. One breast always seems to heal more quickly than the other. This is perfectly normal and probably nothing to worry about. There is a very small chance however that you have developed a pocket of blood or other fluid around the implant which would present as one side being larger and more firm than the other. Probably best to visit your surgeon for an exam to rule this out. It is too early in your postoperative course to have developed a capsular contracture.Good luck to you!
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Answer: Should get it checked MarryAnne: What you are describing is very common. One breast always seems to heal more quickly than the other. This is perfectly normal and probably nothing to worry about. There is a very small chance however that you have developed a pocket of blood or other fluid around the implant which would present as one side being larger and more firm than the other. Probably best to visit your surgeon for an exam to rule this out. It is too early in your postoperative course to have developed a capsular contracture.Good luck to you!
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