Is it normal to feel dizzy after a breast augmentation 3 days ago?

Thank you for your question, I would recommend you consult with your PS regarding this issue, it could be a reaction to the medication.

Thank you for your question.  My strong advice is to consult with your plastic surgeon regarding your symptoms.  You may be experiencing a reaction to a medication or perhaps doing too much following your procedure.  Best of luck.

Thank you jennisal02 for your question and congratulations on your surgery.  I would recommend that you contact your surgeon with any questions pertaining to the symptoms you are experiencing.  Surgery does have a impact on the body, it could be dehydration or some reactions to some medications you are currently taking. Best of luck to you. 

Your symptoms could be normal. More than 90 percent of my patients feel well enough to return to work in an office setting by the 5th day after surgery. Always a good idea to keep your surgeon in the loop.Dr. Ted Eisenberg, Board Certified Plastic Surgeon and Author

Dear Jennisal.
It's not normal to feel dizzy (and nausea and headache) after a breast augmentation. It sounds like you might be dehydrated or your body's telling you that it's too early for a full day of work. I would suggest you consider going home early, but have somebody drive you home!
It's also possible if you're taking medications for pain that these can make you dizzy as well. You better to plan for a few more days off and better hydration. Talk to your plastic surgeon on advice with your medications. See my video link below for more tips on the recovery process.
Congratulations and best wishes, Dr. ALDO 

The medications that you received during surgery should have worn off by now. However, you may  be experiencing side effects of the pain medication. Please contact your surgeons office and discuss this with them. Good luck!

Hello and thank you for your inquiry.  It is normal to not feel well in general especially this early in your recovery.  Anesthesia is still in your system, so give it time and rest as much as possible.  

Surgery does produce stress on your system which can be manifested with dizziness, headache and nausea.Because your body is repairing the surgery site, the body is working extra hard. You will fatigue more easily, need more sleep and need to hydrate well.Be sure you are drinking enough water that you have to urinate every 2-3 hours.Your symptoms are most likely due to: dehydration, side effects of narcotics, or doing too much too soon.Consult with your surgeon.