If I get breast implants, will I have the exact same sensation when my spouse is feeling and sucking my breast?

Thank you for your question.  The goal of the surgery is to maintain the sensation that you had prior to your surgery.All the best,Dr. ResultsMiami, FL

This is a very good question, and one that I address with every augmentation consult. Of course, no plastic surgeon wants you to have any change in sensation. However, it common to have some temporary numbness after surgery or less commonly increased sensitivity. Again, usually this is temporary, but occasionally changes can be permanent. Good luck with your procedure!

No one can guarantee what kind of sensation you will have after breast surgery. Many women are unchanged, some are enhanced, and some feel less. A very few loose complete sensation.

Unfortunately no one on this or any other website will be able to adequately predict whether your breast sensation will remain the same, be decreased, or be enhanced after undergoing a breast augmentation.I would suggest you find
a plastic surgeon certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery and
ideally a member of the American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ASAPS)
that you trust and are comfortable with. You should discuss your concerns with
that surgeon in person.Robert Singer, MD FACS La Jolla, California

No, you will have entirely new experience.  It is not all about sensation which also will certainly be modified, but also new size will play a role.  Both mind and senses interact to new physical form achieved with breast augmentation.  Implants have no feeling and snsitivity of breasts could be enhanced or diminished from surgery. Thus no pediction can be made.  It will be journey of discovery.

It is almost impossible to answer this question unfortunately due to the subjective nature of sensation/perception. That being said, TEMPORARY changes in sensation are common and expected; permanent changes (a subjective DECREASE) are common with very large augmentations, but permanent LOSS of sensation is thankfully rare (but of course can still happen). I hope this is helpful - good luck! 

There is a low percentage rate of patients who lose sensation after breat augmentation surgery. There is also a risk of hyper-sensitivity. For example, some patients report numbness for a few months.  My best suggestion: select your plastic surgeon carefully.  Communicate your goals carefully and learn about the potential risks/complications associated with breast augmentation surgery; doing so will allow you to make an informed decision whether or not to proceed. Best wishes.