A Squeaky Breast with the Gummy Bear Implants?

It is not uncommon for patients to report hearing noises after breast surgery. This is probably related to air or fluid around the breast implant.  At one month post op the presence of air or fluid should be minimal to none.

Otherwise, you may be hearing the breast implant as it shifts ( as you change position) over  your rib cage. Generally speaking, these  types of concerns are not  an issue in the long-term.

 Of course, your plastic surgeon will be in the best position to advise and/or reassure you.

 Best wishes.

It’s not unusual for patients to have unusual
sensations in their breasts following breast augmentation surgery.In many cases, this is related to residual
air and fluid that’s present within the breast implant pocket.Under these circumstances, movement of the
implant within the pocket can cause the sensation of squeaking, gurgling and
bubbling.This
sensation tends to improve as fluid and air resorb.In addition, formation of a capsule around
the implant also helps to minimize this phenomena.In the majority of cases resolution occurs in
one to two weeks, but rarely lasts for longer periods of time.If
you’re concerned about this phenomena, it’s important that you have a
discussion with your plastic surgeon.Your surgeon should be able to alleviate your anxiety regarding this
issue.

Hi Mortlyn,Keep your surgeon in the loop, but it is real normal to hear funny noises for a while after surgery on one or both sides.  Dr. Pousti gives a great explanation below.  All the best, "Dr. Joe"