Pain with movement on right side of abs and left breast 6 months after tummy tuck and breast lift. What can be causing this?

Pain in specific areas after a tummy tuck and breast lift six months post-surgery could be due to various reasons:

Healing Process: Sometimes, discomfort or pain can persist for a while as your body continues to heal. Sensations like tingling, numbness, or occasional pain can occur as nerves regenerate and tissues settle.

Muscle Tightness: Tightness or discomfort in the abdominal muscles on the right side might be related to the tummy tuck. It can take time for muscles to fully adjust and regain their flexibility and strength.

Scar Tissue: Formation of scar tissue during the healing process can occasionally cause discomfort or pain. This might be more noticeable when you move or stretch certain areas.

Breast Implants or Lift: Sensitivity or discomfort in the left breast might be related to the healing process after the breast lift or due to the presence of implants.

Inflammation or Infection: Though less common at this stage, it's essential to consider the possibility of inflammation or infection. If there's redness, swelling, warmth, or discharge from the incision sites, it's crucial to contact your surgeon promptly.

It's highly recommended to revisit your plastic surgeon for an evaluation. They can examine the areas of concern, review your healing progress, and assess whether any specific issues need attention. They may recommend imaging tests or other diagnostic procedures to identify the cause of your discomfort and provide appropriate treatment or reassurance. Always prioritize your health and well-being when experiencing any post-surgical concerns.

I am sorry you are experiencing persistent pain. Regarding breast pain after breast augmentation: it depends on which position the implants are in and implant size. If your implants are under the muscle, the most common source of pain is the muscle itself. Muscle pain often responds well to physical therapy. Larger implant size can be more painful and, in some cases, contribute to nerve pain due to how the nerve or nerves are stretched over the implant.
Persistent abdominal pain is most often linked to the muscle tightening sutures. Unidentified seroma is another common cause of pain. Nerve injuries can cause persistent pain after tummy tuck, but this is less common. A detailed history and physical exam and an ultra sound (if fluid collections like a serum are suspected) usually determine the cause.

Dear Powerful,
It's not uncommon to have pain in the abdominal area after a tummy tuck for up to 3-6 months. Sometimes this can be attributed to muscle spams and usually a muscle relaxed helps. After your activity level continues to improve, this should subsided.
As long as your breast look normal and feel soft, it is unlikely you have capsular contracture. Having pain with body movement, makes this more likely attributed to muscular spasms or muscle pain. I would trial a muscle relaxer and see if there is any improvement.