Bumps on Nipple After Breast Lift and Implants

Actually, these are a normal finding, unrelated to your breast surgery. They are called Montgomery's tubercles or Montgomery's glands of the breast. It's not a pimple or infection or post-op problem. In some women, they are simply a little more prominent. No treatment is required.

Montgomery's glands are normal, and have the appearance of bumps in the nipple areolar complex.  You may not have noticed them before surgery, but they were there.  It is possible that there is swelling which will subside after the wounds have all healed.

Thank you for your question and for sharing your photos. You may be referring to the glands within the nipple areolar region that can become more pronounced with breast augmentation/mastopexy procedures. They may soften as the swelling and healing progresses in the breast.

Hi.  So these "bumps" are just normal glands.  Often after breast surgery especially if the nipple and areola are involved there is some swelling and they can seem enhanced.  Additionally you are now much more aware of your breasts then ever before.  Totally ok!

as discussed below, the bumps are small normal glands on the nipple.  They are swollen and should return to a similar size as before with time.

This is a normal finding.  You might be noticing them more just after surgery and in the heat due to swelling and perfusion.  The nipple and areola are very vascular and sit atop the breast gland.  This too fluctuates and with it the areola as well.