Is it normal to have pain in your incision? Mine is under the crease and sharp pains in my nipple (Photo)

Some discomfort around your incisions is not unusual, especially this early after surgery.  You may be a little bit too active and this can worsen the discomfort.  I encourage my patients to minimize lifting and avoiding any strenuous activities for approximately 3-4 weeks.  If you must lift, do so very slowly and carefully.  Your discomfort should continue to improve with time.  Your plastic surgeon is your best resource.

Hello,Thank you for your question. Pain at the incision sites and nipple sensitivity are expected post op however it is important for you to know and follow your Plastic Surgeon's instructions regarding activities to avoid while you heal. If you feel that you may have a problem, it will be best for you to see your surgeon in person and ensure you are on track.All the best

The symptoms you describe could all be normal early healing. Listening to your body is a good guideline for activity. Your body might be telling you that you are not quite ready for this level of activity. My patients are allowed to pick up their toddlers to transfer to a car seat, high chair or crib as early as the third day after surgery but are more comfortable carrying them for longer periods of time after 2 weeks. When concerned, though, it's always a good idea to check in with your surgeon. I hope this information is helpful and reassuring. For more information on this and similar topics, I recommend a plastic surgery Q&A book like "The Scoop On Breasts: A Plastic Surgeon Busts the Myths."

Most breast aug patients get some type of painful sensations at 2-4 weeks, particular in the nipple area as the nerves return to normal.  And the pain you're having under your breast at the incision is most likely due to the necessity of taking care of your children.  We often put deep sutures under the breast in order to prevent implant "fallout" in thinner patients.  These stitches can become painful with early exercise.  Best to consult with your surgeon as he/she would have direct knowledge of the cause of your discomfort.

Normal post operative discomfort is common after breast augmentation. Many patients even describe sharp pains from time to time during the healing process. But usually that discomfort comes and goes quickly and doesn't result in swelling (which could be a hematoma) or worrisome changes to the incision site (which could be an infection). You know your body best. If your body is telling you something is wrong, you should see your plastic surgeon. He or she will want you to have peace of mind if you're worried and will want to intervene if there is a problem.
From your photos I can't see anything that jumps out at me as being worrisome, but pictures often don't tell the whole story. If you're worried and in pain, I recommend seeing your surgeon.
I hope this helps!

Thank you for your question. Hard to tell from your pictures. Your best option is to call your plastic surgeon to set up a follow up appointment for a thorough examination.

Hi and welcome to our forum. Congratulations on your recent procedure!
Pain following breast augmentation is not uncommon. Patients are usually given medication for control. By the third postoperative week, the pain should be subsiding significantly. Lifting heavy weight early on will certainly remind you that you had an operative procedure as you will experience discomfort for a period of hours following the activity. 
If the pain persists, it is best to contact your surgeon to ensure that no harm has been done to the breasts by overactivity.
Best wishes!