Tired and out of breath, 3 weeks post-op. Is that normal?

Hello! Thank you for your question! You are still early post-procedure. Your appearance looks typical at this stage and will continue to improve as the swelling subsides and the implants continue to settle into their desired position. This usually proceeds over the next several weeks as the...

Your anesthesia provider and your plastic surgeon need to know so that your medications can be managed appropriately. This is usually coordinated with the prescribing physician so the issue is not that you are on suboxone but that you are using someone else's prescription. 

You have nice results for the implants chosen.  In addition, the shape does change over time as your skin stretches over the implant and the implants "settle" in their final position.  I would recommend waiting for now to see if these changes occur and your happier with the shape....

Thank you for submitting your question. Textured implants do not need to be massaged.  Experiecming numbess, hypersensitiyvity and other sensatins is very common after breast augmentatin surgery.  This will imprive over time.  Discuss your concerns with your surgeon and for...

Hang in there! As long as the shape and feel are improving week to week, however slowly, there is still hope for the final outcome. Ask you plastic surgeon if there are any compression garments, stretches or massaging exercises that can help speed your recovery.

In our practice we tell most of our patients that they can usually resume their regular medications (excluding aspirin and blood thinners) 1-2 weeks after surgery. However if you have had any issues with your recovery then your surgeon may want you to wait longer before starting your pills. It...