I'm 2 months post op, I've just started back running and doing my my everyday activities. I've noticed in my left breast i'm getting a pain sensation as if I've torn a muscle when i lift up for something high, run, or bend over - the other breast feels fine. Should i be worried and contact my surgeon (I'm seeing him in October for a post op appointment) or is it likely that I've just torn a muscle or my body getting use to the implants? Just paranoid and don't want anything to be wrong.
Answer: If it hurts don't do it Listen to your body. It is too early for your body at this time.After breast implant surgery, I advise the patients to take one week off from work. At that point we take out their stitches and teach them the implant massage technique. We suggest 5 times per day with the massage and no bra for one month. The patients may return to work, but may not engage in any strenuous activity. At one month, the patients start to wear a soft cup bra with no underwire and can start low impact cardio. At two months they can wear an underwire bra and engage in more strenuous physical activity. Breast massage continues forever, although only once per day.
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Answer: If it hurts don't do it Listen to your body. It is too early for your body at this time.After breast implant surgery, I advise the patients to take one week off from work. At that point we take out their stitches and teach them the implant massage technique. We suggest 5 times per day with the massage and no bra for one month. The patients may return to work, but may not engage in any strenuous activity. At one month, the patients start to wear a soft cup bra with no underwire and can start low impact cardio. At two months they can wear an underwire bra and engage in more strenuous physical activity. Breast massage continues forever, although only once per day.
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Answer: Pain in one breast after breast augmentation If your implant is placed under the muscle it's likely that you will be experiencing more pain. I would avoid anything like lifting for the time being until you have this checked out with your surgeon. If the implant was placed under the muscle you could have a small tear.
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Answer: Pain in one breast after breast augmentation If your implant is placed under the muscle it's likely that you will be experiencing more pain. I would avoid anything like lifting for the time being until you have this checked out with your surgeon. If the implant was placed under the muscle you could have a small tear.
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August 17, 2017
Answer: Pain in one breast Thank you for your question. The pain that you are describing is quite normal given that you are increasing your activity and exercise. My advice is to wear a firm fitting sports bra for exercise and report any increased pain or swelling to your plastic surgeon for evaluation. Best of luck.
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August 17, 2017
Answer: Pain in one breast Thank you for your question. The pain that you are describing is quite normal given that you are increasing your activity and exercise. My advice is to wear a firm fitting sports bra for exercise and report any increased pain or swelling to your plastic surgeon for evaluation. Best of luck.
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August 15, 2017
Answer: 2 months after breast augmentation: Pain in one breast I advise my patients that after breast augmentation surgery it is common for one breast to feel normal and the other to have some discomfort on and off for several months and less and less each month. I recommend that they use an anti-inflammatory if the discomfort lasts for more than a minute. When concerned, it's always best to keep your surgeon in the loop. Hope this information is reassuring.Dr. Ted EisenbergBoard-Certified Plastic Surgeon & Author
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August 15, 2017
Answer: 2 months after breast augmentation: Pain in one breast I advise my patients that after breast augmentation surgery it is common for one breast to feel normal and the other to have some discomfort on and off for several months and less and less each month. I recommend that they use an anti-inflammatory if the discomfort lasts for more than a minute. When concerned, it's always best to keep your surgeon in the loop. Hope this information is reassuring.Dr. Ted EisenbergBoard-Certified Plastic Surgeon & Author
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July 30, 2020
Answer: Pain In Breasts Two months after breast surgery it is normal to have new scar tissue and nerve pain. If you are running and exercising remember to wear 2 sports bras! If the pain doesn't subside or gets worse I would definitely contact your board certified plastic surgeon before your next scheduled visit. Communication is key to recovery!
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July 30, 2020
Answer: Pain In Breasts Two months after breast surgery it is normal to have new scar tissue and nerve pain. If you are running and exercising remember to wear 2 sports bras! If the pain doesn't subside or gets worse I would definitely contact your board certified plastic surgeon before your next scheduled visit. Communication is key to recovery!
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