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Some warmth is normal after surgery because of the blood flow created by the situation. However you should look out for warmth associated with severe pain, red streaks, or unusual swelling which could be indications of infection. If in question, it is always best to ask your surgeon who can examine you to evaluate the situation.
You can expect some mild warmth in the few days after surgery due to increased blood flow which is part of the healing process. However, if it is getting warmer, painful, asymmetrical, associated with fevers, redness, or swelling, or if you are concerned in any way at all, you should follow up with your surgeon with no delay to minimize the risk of complications.
Some "warmth" of the tissue/skin overlying breast implants can be expected after surgery; this is secondary to inflammation that occurs around the time of surgery. For more specific/precise advice ( and to rule out complications) make sure you follow up with your plastic surgeon. If you are concerned about the potential for infection follow-up sooner than scheduled. Best wishes.
You always have to center the implant under your nipples. You were born with nipples that were born with nipples that were slightly far apart. The only way to create more cleavage is to use a wider implant with larger volume or a wider base style implant. However, I agree that...
You are a B cup but you do not give your bra size. If you are 32 or 34 each 100 cc of implant will correspond to 1 cup size change. If you are 36 or 38 each 200 cc of implant will correspond to 1 cup size change. A 450 cc implant would be 4 1/2 cups if you are 32 or 34 or 2 1/4...
The short answer is that I think it is safe to breast feed/and let your son wean. Ruptured silicone breast implants are NOT an emergency or an urgent matter. I would recommend waiting at least 6 months after breast feeding until your breasts return to its baseline then have them replaced with a...