I had breast augmentation 9 hours ago. I have no pain. Is this normal?

I find it amusing when patients get worried that they have no pain.  You are doing great and enjoy it.  Just don't over do it.  And do take your pain meds because you will have some discomfort one all anesthetic wears off.  Or you may be just really good with pain.  Either way, congratulations

While it might not be very common, it's not abnormal. Enjoy it! We use the Pain Relief Pump for our Breast Augmentation patients so they also experience no pain after surgery. The most important advice we have for them in this situation is that, even though you aren't experiencing pain, it's important to remember that you are healing. Resting, relaxing, and recovering are essential right now. You do not need to take pain medication until you have pain to manage. Follow your surgeon's recommendations and hopefully the rest of your recovery will go just as well.

Thanks for your question.  Sounds like you are having a great recovery so far, you may still be under the influence of the anesthesia and pain medication given to you during surgery.  There is no reason to take pain medication if you don't need it.  Still rest and take it easy and just let your body and pain be your guide to taking your pain medication.If you would like additional information regarding breast augmentation, you can download a free copy of my Breast Augmentation Planner at ABetterBreast.com.Best of luck to you!

Congratulations on your breast augmentation, and that you're feeling no pain! Some patients do not experience any pain after surgery, and it sounds like this is the case for you. Do not take the pain medication if you don't need to, and make sure to still take it easy. 

HelloCongratulations on having breast augmentation and also on having no pain!  Your pain level (or lack thereof) is probably more related to the above the muscle placement and long-acting pain medication than having had the surgery under twilight. In our practice we have many patients who hardly use their prescribed pain medication.  But, most of all, don't try to do too much because you feel no pain. Follow your surgeon's recommendations carefully for the best possible result. 

Congratulations on your surgery and you may have a long acting anesthetic in the pocket so don't over do it, keep elevTed and ice the areaDr Corbin

The level of discomfort without pain is exactly what your experience should be after augmentation surgery.  The surgical techniques have improved so much over the years that most of us strive to have our patients return to most daily activities in a day or two.  Advil should suffice in most cases. I have found that most pain occurs when  large implants are used.  They tend to cause more stretch which is what causes the pain.  Good for you.  

Greetings,Congratulations on your recent breast enlargements.  It sounds like you are experiencing a more comfortable recovery than the average breast  implant patient. Pain after this surgery is usually more severe with implants placed under the muscle.  Many of our patients with sub-glandular (in front of the muscle) augmentations feel quite good after their surgery.Take your pain meds and carefully  tailor (limit)  your activity levels under the guidance of your plastic surgeon.Best Regards,Best Regards

Everyone handles pain differently so enjoy your pain free experience! Only take the pain medication if you need it. Best wishes, Dean Vistnes.

Do not take pain meds unless you need them.  It is not unusual to be pain free with implants on top of the muscle.  Sounds like you will recovery nicely.  Best wishes!