I Think I Can Feel my Breast Implant at the Bottom of my Boob Just Below my Incision?

   Implant folds can be felt at the inferior portion of the breast.  In a thin patient with little breast tissue, the folds may be palpable at many areas on the breast.

Thanks for your question.  It is common for women to feel their implants toward the bottom or outer sides of their breasts.  This is simply because there is not much muscle or tissue coverage in that area so there is a chance you can feel or see the edge of the implant.  If the rippling is visible, follow up with your surgeon and he/she can show you what you are actually feeling and also go over options such as fat grafting to try to camouflage the rippling.  Best of luck!

Thanks for your question. It is very common to be able to palpate the implant in the lower part of the breast. Since the muscle was released there is less thickness there and you can often feel the edge. You should verify this with your plastic surgeon. Best of Luck!

At the level of the incision the implant has the least amount of soft tissue coverage, and it is quite common for women to be able to feel the lower pole of the implant. As surgeon, I can feel the implant pretty much all the time at the fold. You can also feel breast tissue easily at the fold in women without implants.

Best wishes for an uneventful recovery. Thanks for your question. 

Yes, you probably can feel your implant in the lower pole.  Most people do  not have alot of soft tissue coverage in this area and it is very common.