I got 260 in left 390 in right very petite and I been having like a burn pain in between my chest. Is this normal?
Answer: Slight burning pain between breasts after breast augmentation It is not unusual to have pain between the breasts after an augmentation. The tissues an under some tension from the implants and as the tissues relax, the chest should feel better. It is best to discuss with your plastic surgeon so that your progress is closely followed. Good luck.
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Answer: Slight burning pain between breasts after breast augmentation It is not unusual to have pain between the breasts after an augmentation. The tissues an under some tension from the implants and as the tissues relax, the chest should feel better. It is best to discuss with your plastic surgeon so that your progress is closely followed. Good luck.
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September 7, 2017
Answer: Burning pain The pain you describe is not uncommon after a breast augmentation. It should resolve spontaneously with time. Be sure to let your surgeon know your concerns.
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September 7, 2017
Answer: Burning pain The pain you describe is not uncommon after a breast augmentation. It should resolve spontaneously with time. Be sure to let your surgeon know your concerns.
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September 6, 2017
Answer: Burning pain between breasts after augmentation The implants stretch the muscles which can cause tenderness and pain in the sternal region between the breasts. This is a normal symptom to have after surgery and typically goes away in a few weeks if not sooner. If you continue to have discomfort beyond a few weeks anti-inflammatory medication can help. Over time this should resolve completely.
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September 6, 2017
Answer: Burning pain between breasts after augmentation The implants stretch the muscles which can cause tenderness and pain in the sternal region between the breasts. This is a normal symptom to have after surgery and typically goes away in a few weeks if not sooner. If you continue to have discomfort beyond a few weeks anti-inflammatory medication can help. Over time this should resolve completely.
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September 6, 2017
Answer: YES! Temporary burning pain is usually normal and temporary. Pain medicine, and later, anti-inflammatory medicines can take the edge off in the short term. Discuss with your PS. You need to follow up to be sure.
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September 6, 2017
Answer: YES! Temporary burning pain is usually normal and temporary. Pain medicine, and later, anti-inflammatory medicines can take the edge off in the short term. Discuss with your PS. You need to follow up to be sure.
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November 13, 2019
Answer: Breast Implants Yes, the burning sensation is very common post operatively. At times patients will also complain of pulling and tightness.
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November 13, 2019
Answer: Breast Implants Yes, the burning sensation is very common post operatively. At times patients will also complain of pulling and tightness.
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