How Long Does It Take You Breasts to Recover, if Your Lucky Retract, Firm/fluff Up After Implant Removal?

For most women, it takes about 6 months for the breast to heal and recover after implant removal. You are in the very early stages of healing. Helpful things to do include avoiding excessive activities, and medication and herbs that would increase bleeding. Follow your surgeon's suggestions for post operative care. After 6 months, you can consider other options, like fat grafting to the breast or lifts, if necessary.

We typically consider the time for scars to mature and tissues to stabilize after surgery to be on the order of 9 months to a year at least.  In the case of breast implant removal, if the capsule around the implant is left in place, this process may not take quite as long as the capsule is already mature.  Most of the time I find that breasts tend to stabilize at around 4 to 6 months after removal of implants, although, everyone is different, and the only real way to know is to simply observe the changes in the breasts and take note of when there does not appear to be any further change.  As for the pins and needles, those sensations are very common in healing tissues, and they can likewise take up to a year or longer to resolve.  They are due to nerve healing and regeneration, and sometimes they are associated with numbness which may or may not resolve in that time frame.  Good luck.