Running after breast augmentation and how to protect implants if one has dropped before the other implant, any suggestions?

Instructions can be individualized for each person, each with their own parameters that need to be minded: size of implant, quality of breast tissue, initial outcome of surgery and position of implants, etc. Obviously, I know nothing about your specifics, so I can't say whether this strict regimen is called for. In general, it takes a full three months for the capsule around the implant to gain maximum strength, so a limitation of excessive forces on that weak capsule is probably a good thing. One of the most frustrating things to happen to a patient is to have a stellar outcome that is ruined by implant migration over the course of the first 3 to 6 months. 

HI Intuitive,As every other surgeon has said below, each of us have their own protocol after doing a Bam. If one breast has already dropped, perhaps your PS does not want the other to drop as well. Is the dropped breast too low? Will it need a correction? Hard to say without photos. Really, the best thing to do is to ask your own surgeon as to why he/she wants you to follow these instructions. Maybe even a phone call to the his/her assistant ( nurse, Pa, patient coordinator might be helpful?I ask my patients not to do heavy running until about 2 months out, especially if I am satisfied as to the position of the implants. A good supportive bra is also a necessity as to hold the implants where I want them to be.Hope this helps a bit.Best,Dr. Christine Rodgers