Breast Lift Along with Underarm Lipo?

Compression and massage will not address the burning and aching issues  your describe. Most surgeons advise compression early on for lipo patients, and massage for implants patients. But this is not universally held., and there is little to no evidence to support either view, so I would be hard pressed to criticize a colleague who believed in neither. The compression would be for controlling swelling, the massage to avoid capsular contracture. 

The pain is a separate issue. By 25 days, most patients feel some discomfort occasionally, but not enough to interfere with function. I would suggest discussing with your surgeon a brief trial of local anesthetic (Lidoderm patches or lidocaine cream) to try to break the cycle of discomfort. 

All the best. 

After liposuction there will be swelling and tenderness for a period of 12 to 14 weeks . Underarms are a very sensible area , the burning , aching and pulling sensation will get better as time goes by . Rubbing the area gently when it feels too tight might give you some momentary  relief  .  Every day the swelling will be going down until you feel your skin to be soft again .

In big areas of liposuction ultrasound massage and lymphatic drainage techniques are a very good tool to help with swelling and discomfort . 

best wishes