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In all likel;ihood you are probably not allergic to the implants but perhaps a medication your surgeon put you on such as a pain med.I would call his office.
It would be highly unusual for you to be "allergic" to your saline implants. More commonly we see issues with skin irritation and itching from the postop bra, antibiotics, tight and dry skin from the increase in stretch, and nerve recovery from the procedure. Simple things to improve this are frequent washing of your bras, moisturizers for the skin, and over the counter Benadryl to help with symptoms.
The simple answer is that you are not allergic to your breast implants. You are likely feeling the tiny nerves to the skin recovering and regaining normal sensation. This is a very common sensation weeks after breast augmentation surgery.It is also possible given that it only appeared yesterday that something in your bra has caused this reaction.
Without a little more history and and examination, I wouldn't want to guess the answer to your question. What I can say is that this could be something needing prompt attention, so a visit to your surgeon is in order. Thanks for the question, best wishes.
Although it is not likely that you are having an allergic reaction to breast implants, it is possible you are having an allergic reaction to something else. An infection should also be ruled out. I would suggest following up with your plastic surgeon for physical examination, an accurate diagnosis and treatment plan. Best wishes.
It would be highly unlikely that you are allergic to saline breast implants. More likely you are reacting to buried sutures as they dissolve. If your surgeon used deep stitches that dissolve you can get some relief with warm compresses and benadryl.
Please wait until about three to four months after your surgery to assess your results. By this time, your breasts will have taken on a more natural contour, where the lower breasts become softer and rounder. Natural tissue expansion occurs to allow this to happen, with the help of gravity. At...
Breast implant size 1. 32 a to 32 c needs about 250-275 cc 2. 34a to 34c needs about 300-350 cc 3. 36a to 36 c needs about 350-400 cc 4. You will be a double dd or larger ...
No matter the placement, your implants will drop after about three to four months. When implants are first inserted, they sit high up because your tissues are tight and gravity hasn't taken effect. Over time, natural tissue expansion occurs to allow the implants to fall into place. By this...
If you were given a compression bra that causes excruciating pain, that cannot be good. Pain is a warning that something is not right. Either the bra is too small, or you have a hematoma around the implants. Need to call your doctor to be seen and evaluated in person. Looking at your photos, the...
Thank you for your question. Hard to say much without photos or exam. Breast implants tend to start dropping into place after 3 to 4 weeks. They usually will get to their final position in 6 to 12 months. One will usually drop faster than the other, and the shape may go through changes. Pl...
Thank you for submitting your question. A SIlicone gel implant would be the great option for you at the FDA mandated age of 22 years. Saline implants can be placed at age 18 years of age. Without photos, difficult to make recommendations. When your ready, make an appointment with a Board...
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