Could my implant possibly be causing wheezing that comes and goes in my left lung?

Every surgeon will have their own post-op instructions, so it would be best to consult your surgeon before doing something you are unsure of.  Although I typically allow my patients to shower the day after surgery, I like my patients to wait 4 weeks before submerging in any body of water...

Dear tsjx_, You question is an excellent one. Particularly for thin, athletic women such as yourself, the perception of submuscular implantation, although excellent for camouflage and blunting the chest wall implant take-off, there can be some motion of the breast implants during pectoralis...

Thank you for asking about your breast implants.I am sorry to hear about the problems you are having.You should return to your surgeon to be checked.It is possible this sensitivity is from nerve recovery after surgery.Or that you are doing too much at this stage - you appear to have large...

Nipple sensation and response to stimulus such as cold can be affected with any method employed for placement. As noted, there is  big trend back to the infra-mammary fold approach as there is evidence that the rate of capsule contrcature and infections appear to be less with this approach....

Submuscular placement may be more uncomfortable the first few days following surgery. The possible benefits of submuscular placement are that it may result in less palpable implants, less capsular contracture, and it will make it easier to image the breast with mammography. The appearance may be...

In my own experience I have certainly use implants of this size and even larger in woman of larger stature. Generally speaking, larger frames will require a larger implant to have the same visional impact as a smaller implant on a smaller frame. As far as exercise goes, all bets are off because...