Sharp pain 3 months after breast augmentation above the muscle

Most sharp pains in the second to sixth month are sensory neuralgia, an irritated sensory nerve.  This seems to be from the stretching of the sensory nerves, and for most, it is temporary.  Many describe it as an occasional 'lightning bolt'.  It typically will go away on its own, but can be managed in the short term with non-steroidal like ibuprofen or naprosen, or sometimes a well placed injection of steroid to calm the irritated nerve.  

Yes, this is not uncommon after breast augmentation surgery. It is likly due to regeneration of sensory nerves. If very bothersome your chosen surgeon may be able to perscribe something to help soothe the pain. Please follow up with your surgeon. Regards,

Thank you for your question.  The pain that you are describing is quite normal and is commonly due to nerve regeneration.  Increased pain, swelling or redness should be reported to your plastic surgeon.  Best of luck.