4 years post-op but I can feel the inside of my implants again. Am I bottoming out?

May 5, 2022
Asked By:mybajourneyxx in Indianapolis, IN

Everything was fine and then one day I noticed my breasts becoming more sensitive and sore. Both of them. It feels sore like when I'm close to my menstrual cycle but I'm still 2 weeks out so I really shouldn't be sore yet. The bottom of my right boob started feeling a bit numb and when I lay down I can feel my implants sliding like when I first got them and as if I was on my first week post op. What could be a probability of what's going on? Am I bottoming out? I recently started running again.

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May 19, 2022

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Answer: 4 years post-op but I can feel the inside of my implants again. Am I bottoming out?

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May 9, 2022

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Answer: Bottoming out

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