I feel the inside sides of my breast is wet, is my implant leaking?

The sign that your implant is leaking is that here is a loss of volume.  This is not subtle.  After two days, the implant would be flat.

It is unlikely that your implant is leaking because saline implants will tend to completely deflate. Silicone implants (at least modern ones) when ruptured will not leak any fluid. It is possible that you have a fluid collection known as a seroma which is something that should be examined sooner rather than later. In either case, the only way to find out what is actually going on is to have a consultation with a board-certified plastic surgeon who can examine you and order any tests that might be necessary. Best of luck!

Thank you for your question.  I'm exactly sure what sensation you are describing.  If you have saline implants then it would completely deflate if the implant was ruptured.  If you have silicone implants then an MRI of the chest would be required to determine if the implant is ruptured or not. I would suggest meeting with your surgeon to find out their opinion after meeting with you in person.  You trusted their expertise to perform the surgery for you, you should meet with them if you are concerned about a leak.If you would like more information regarding breast augmentation, you can download a free copy of my breast augmentation planner at ABetterBreast.com.Good luck.

 I'm really not sure what you're describing. If you have a saline implant in his leaking the fluid will not be felt on the side of the breast. This saline is not harmful and in short order the breast will flatten making the diagnosis obvious even to you.

 If your saline implant is leaking, your breast will become smaller. The new gel implants are not liquid, so cannot leak. Some may form a collection of tissue fluid, a seroma, around the implants in the early stages of healing. Occasionally, this seroma will not dissolve. I would suggest meeting with your surgeon and being checked.