Bruising One Week After Breast Implant Surgery

You should see your surgeon just in case you haven't developed a hematoma, which may need to be drained. 

IT is difficult to say if this is blood which has traveled due to surgery or whether it occured signficantly after surgery. In either event you should discuss it with and be examined by your surgeon.

One of the reasons you may not delayed bruising is that you had your implants placed through the axillae or armpits.  Because of the type of dissection that was likely required from such a distance away from your breast borders, there is more surface area and pockets that can have hidden bruising that appears at a later date.  You will likely eventually heal without any problems, other than the annoyance and worry of having bruising.

I have noted that with under the breast crease, and in most circumstances, nipple areolar incision approaches, bruising and trauma can be lessened using the flash recovery breast augmentation or rapid/quick recovery techniques.  Less trauma means quicker recovery and less surprizes such as pain and delayed healing like this.

You should make sure you see your surgeon so he can make sure you do not have a "hematoma" or blood collection and that it is only a bruise, which is simply a staining of your skin with tiny amounts of leaked blood (like when you hit your elbow.)

Hope this was helpful. Good luck and for more information on quicker healing , see the link below.