I am 10 weeks post surgery and my breasts feel very hard and they do not move at all. Am I forming or have I formed capsular contracture?! They don’t hurt but they have no movement and it feels like I’m laying on rocks when I sleep!
Answer: Capsular Contracture 10 Weeks after Breast Augmentation? #breastimplants #breastaugmentation At just a couple months or so after your breast augmentation, you don't have a capsular contracture. It is common, and expected, during the first couple months after breast augmentation for the implants to feel like rocks. Additionally, they don't move much either!After several more months go by, your implants will soften up and feel more mobile. It just takes time!And, the larger the implants, and the smaller the breasts are to begin with, the longer this process will take. Thanks for sharing!
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Answer: Capsular Contracture 10 Weeks after Breast Augmentation? #breastimplants #breastaugmentation At just a couple months or so after your breast augmentation, you don't have a capsular contracture. It is common, and expected, during the first couple months after breast augmentation for the implants to feel like rocks. Additionally, they don't move much either!After several more months go by, your implants will soften up and feel more mobile. It just takes time!And, the larger the implants, and the smaller the breasts are to begin with, the longer this process will take. Thanks for sharing!
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March 6, 2019
Answer: Capsular Contracture Thank you for your questions. You are in the early stages of recovery and healing process. It can take 6-8 months to completely settle down and soften up. It is hard to tell by the pictures if you have a capsular contracture starting, so I would suggest seeing your surgeon in a follow up. Best of luck to you.
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March 6, 2019
Answer: Capsular Contracture Thank you for your questions. You are in the early stages of recovery and healing process. It can take 6-8 months to completely settle down and soften up. It is hard to tell by the pictures if you have a capsular contracture starting, so I would suggest seeing your surgeon in a follow up. Best of luck to you.
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March 4, 2019
Answer: Do I have capsular contracture?! Thank you for sharing your excellent question. Although I do not see any signs of contracture I would guess that the firmness and appearance is more related to placement of large implants in an otherwise small/tight body frame. Hopefully with time you will see and feel stretching of your tissues and a softer feel. Hope this helps.
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March 4, 2019
Answer: Do I have capsular contracture?! Thank you for sharing your excellent question. Although I do not see any signs of contracture I would guess that the firmness and appearance is more related to placement of large implants in an otherwise small/tight body frame. Hopefully with time you will see and feel stretching of your tissues and a softer feel. Hope this helps.
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March 4, 2019
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March 4, 2019
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