It has only been two weeks since my BA, and two days ago I started feeling something (I'm guessing my implant) move inside my right breast, towards the crease. I got silicone implants (175 cc subglandular). It does not hurt, but it is impossible to ignore. Also, my right breast drops lower than the right, and appears to be larger. I am 5'3" and weigh 110lbs (if this makes any difference).
April 11, 2016
Answer: I Feel One of my Implants Moving
Ronnie:
Most patients after breasts enlargement have one or another of a large constellation of my feelings or symptoms and they are almost never a sign of problem.
I do see from the descent of the right fold looks lower than the left. To my eye both breasts appeared without even in size but this is much easier to judge in 3 dimensions. As far as the fold goes, without seeing a photo from before surgery is impossible to say that this wasn't a preoperative situation. At any rate continue followup with your surgeon.
Thank you for the question and for the attached photos. Best wishes.
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April 11, 2016
Answer: I Feel One of my Implants Moving
Ronnie:
Most patients after breasts enlargement have one or another of a large constellation of my feelings or symptoms and they are almost never a sign of problem.
I do see from the descent of the right fold looks lower than the left. To my eye both breasts appeared without even in size but this is much easier to judge in 3 dimensions. As far as the fold goes, without seeing a photo from before surgery is impossible to say that this wasn't a preoperative situation. At any rate continue followup with your surgeon.
Thank you for the question and for the attached photos. Best wishes.
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December 23, 2018
Answer: Hello
If your implants where placed under the muscle you will be feeling the implant every time you move your arm. You need to see your PS to make sure everything is in place. You can see the asymmetry between both breasts. Women in general have asymmetrical breast all their life’s and never noticed it. After a breast augmentation it’s hard not to see it, its normal women anatomy.
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December 23, 2018
Answer: Hello
If your implants where placed under the muscle you will be feeling the implant every time you move your arm. You need to see your PS to make sure everything is in place. You can see the asymmetry between both breasts. Women in general have asymmetrical breast all their life’s and never noticed it. After a breast augmentation it’s hard not to see it, its normal women anatomy.
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