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Hello,The cause of this could depend on how long ago your surgery was. It is not uncommon for nerves to generate strange sensations like vibrations, crawling or shooting pains while they are healing. It may take a few months for all of those sensations to resolve. I recommend that you discuss your concerns with your Plastic Surgeon so that they can advise you.All the best
Nothing is crawling inside your breasts. If your surgery was fairly recent, your nerves will slowly settle down and this sensation should slowly go away. Massage may be helpful. Please discuss this with your surgeon.
Thanks for your question.It is difficult to say what the sensation you are experiencing is caused by. It is not uncommon to have weird sensations in the breast: itching, pulling, burning, sharp pains, which are commonly caused by nerves that resolve over time. More information and a physical exam are necessary. First question would be; How long ago was your procedure? When did the sensation start? Is there any changes in the breast appearance...firmness, shape change etc.Follow up with your implanting surgeon as they should be able to diagnose the condition. Hope you feel better.Dr. T
There are several reasons that you can help altered sensation. The kind of feeling can be related to the capsule, muscle, breast or potential other tissues. Other questions that you would need to answer are simple like have you noticed it the entire time since your surgery. Is this new and was it potentially related to an activity. It takes very little early after to surgery create a potential source for prolonged swelling or inflammation.
Thank you for your question and I am sorry that your current results have not been what you anticipated. It is difficult to give an exact answer to your question as there is no direct correlation between implant cc size and bra cup size. As you have a small frame I would anticipate 50cc to b...
The changes you’re describing could be scar tissue but it's worth checking in with your plastic surgeon. Your breasts may simply feel different after breastfeeding because your natural tissue and skin have become thinner and less elastic, allowing you to feel the edge of your breast implants. E...
Hi rimmyj, Absolutely. In fact, it is very common to have the areola diameter decreased and evened out during a breast agumentation (Inserting the implants through the same incision.) and especially with a breast lift (A lift can then be done through the same incision). Make sure when you meet w...