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If you have concerns about your implant, you should visit your board certified plastic surgeon for an examination and they can assess whether or not your healing is normal,
Hello,Your photo is insufficient. Please visit a few ABPS certified/ASAPS member surgeons who specialize in revision breast surgery. Best of luck!
Dear demogirl89,it is hard to tell without an in-person examination. I would suggest you to call your plastic surgery office and schedule an appointment. Regarding the stinging sensation, it might be a nerve regeneration. Daniel Barrett, MD, MHA, MS Certified, American Board of Plastic Surgery Member, Am. Society of Plastic Surgery
Thank you for your question and for attaching a photo. Without a pre and post-op photo and information about the type and profile of implant as well as your pre-op measurements, it is really hard to answer this question. It does not appear there is anything wrong, however I would follow up with your surgeon to discuss your concerns. As far as the "stinging" sensation, your nerves may still be regenerating which is normal. It is a little late for you to still have these type of pains, but it is not unheard of at this point. Again, this is something for your surgeon to discuss in more detail since they have all the necessary information and can examine you in detail.
if often suggests a anatomy/tissue problem or even contractures. See your surgeon for further recommendations and if you are not satisfied with what you are hearing, get a second opinion.
It sounds as though you may have over done it with your work out. You may have strained the muscle or (worst case) torn the muscle. You did not mention any bruising. I would advise that you at least get this checked out by your plastic surgeon. Good luck.
From your description, it seems like you are progressing as planned from your surgery. It is not uncommon for patients to have one side that will drop faster than the other. It is important to be patient in the early phases of your recovery. Frequently these issues will resolve themselves w...
If you do not see any change in appearance of your breasts following dancing, I think you are more than likely fine. If anything has changed about the way they look, please contact your surgeon. All the best!
