When does the pain go away after BA. I was a small b cup and went with 450cc high profile silicone gel yesterday. Just curious how long this pain will last.
Answer: When will the pain go away Congrats on your new augmentation! The pain will start to get better each and every day. By the time you hit 2 weeks you will be sore to the touch but you wont have that fullness and pressure you do in the beginning. The implants won't feel soft and natural till about 2 and half - 3 months. Best of luck!
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CONTACT NOW Answer: When will the pain go away Congrats on your new augmentation! The pain will start to get better each and every day. By the time you hit 2 weeks you will be sore to the touch but you wont have that fullness and pressure you do in the beginning. The implants won't feel soft and natural till about 2 and half - 3 months. Best of luck!
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CONTACT NOW Answer: When does the pain go away after Breast Augmentation? Thank you for the question. Generally, breast augmentation is a very well tolerated procedure (although the first one to two days post op can be quite uncomfortable). Most patients require pain medication and help from family and friends for the first 2 to 4 days after surgery. The use of narcotics, muscle relaxants and anti-inflammatories makes it so that most patients have smooth recovery periods. Of course, your plastic surgeon will always be your best resource when it comes to specific assessment, advice, and meaningful reassurance. Best wishes for an outcome that you will be very pleased with long-term.
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CONTACT NOW Answer: When does the pain go away after Breast Augmentation? Thank you for the question. Generally, breast augmentation is a very well tolerated procedure (although the first one to two days post op can be quite uncomfortable). Most patients require pain medication and help from family and friends for the first 2 to 4 days after surgery. The use of narcotics, muscle relaxants and anti-inflammatories makes it so that most patients have smooth recovery periods. Of course, your plastic surgeon will always be your best resource when it comes to specific assessment, advice, and meaningful reassurance. Best wishes for an outcome that you will be very pleased with long-term.
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August 3, 2016
Answer: Pain Management Hello,The experience of pain is subjective but typically patients will describe a bruised, sore feeling for 1-2 weeks. Your Plastic Surgeon will be able to prescribe pain medication to manage this and you should let them know if you need to adjust your medication for your comfort.All the best
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Answer: Pain Management Hello,The experience of pain is subjective but typically patients will describe a bruised, sore feeling for 1-2 weeks. Your Plastic Surgeon will be able to prescribe pain medication to manage this and you should let them know if you need to adjust your medication for your comfort.All the best
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August 8, 2018
Answer: When does the pain go away after Breast Augmentation? I am sorry to hear that you are uncomfortable with the pain after surgery. Everybody's healing time is different, but it is not uncommon have pain for several days after surgery. Call your PS so that you can be given pain management advice, and make sure that you are resting sufficiently and not using your arms too much. Keep your follow-up appointments so that you can be checked to make sure you do not have any complications. I hope you feel better soon.
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Answer: When does the pain go away after Breast Augmentation? I am sorry to hear that you are uncomfortable with the pain after surgery. Everybody's healing time is different, but it is not uncommon have pain for several days after surgery. Call your PS so that you can be given pain management advice, and make sure that you are resting sufficiently and not using your arms too much. Keep your follow-up appointments so that you can be checked to make sure you do not have any complications. I hope you feel better soon.
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August 1, 2016
Answer: Pain after breast augmentation Pain and discomfort following a breast augmentation varies from patient to patient, as there are several factors to consider. First, everyone heals differently and has a different pain tolerance level. Second, it really depends on the technique used by your plastic surgeon. I use a very minimally invasive technique that utilizes cautery dissection. This technique minimizes trauma to the area with little to no bleeding. As a result, the surrounding tissue is not damaged or traumatized and the patient is able to recover quickly. My patients feel significantly better within 24 hours of the procedure and feel all of the pain go away within 3 - 5 days. So depending on the technique your surgeon used and your personal pain tolerance, you should not be experiencing any more pain within 3 - 5 days post surgery.
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Answer: Pain after breast augmentation Pain and discomfort following a breast augmentation varies from patient to patient, as there are several factors to consider. First, everyone heals differently and has a different pain tolerance level. Second, it really depends on the technique used by your plastic surgeon. I use a very minimally invasive technique that utilizes cautery dissection. This technique minimizes trauma to the area with little to no bleeding. As a result, the surrounding tissue is not damaged or traumatized and the patient is able to recover quickly. My patients feel significantly better within 24 hours of the procedure and feel all of the pain go away within 3 - 5 days. So depending on the technique your surgeon used and your personal pain tolerance, you should not be experiencing any more pain within 3 - 5 days post surgery.
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