I have heard stories of women losing much or all feeling or sensation of their nipples after having Breast Implants. Does this frequently occur? And if so, is it permanent?
Answer: Loss of nipple sensation. All surgery carries the risk of complication. One such complication of breast augmentation surgery would be partial or full loss of nipple sensation. This occurs in approximately 5% of people who undergo this procedure.
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Answer: Loss of nipple sensation. All surgery carries the risk of complication. One such complication of breast augmentation surgery would be partial or full loss of nipple sensation. This occurs in approximately 5% of people who undergo this procedure.
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Answer: Breast Augmentation and Loss of Sensation Complete loss of nipple sensation happens in about 5% of patients undergoing breast augmentation surgery. Studies have shown that the incision is really not the deciding factor here. The common denominator is the size of the implant. The larger the implants placed the greater the risk of nipple sensation.In certain cases there can be decrease or loss of sensation and in others there may be hypersensitivity. In either case it may take 6-12 months before the sensation returns to normal. In the majority of cases, patients do fine.Hope that helps.
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Answer: Breast Augmentation and Loss of Sensation Complete loss of nipple sensation happens in about 5% of patients undergoing breast augmentation surgery. Studies have shown that the incision is really not the deciding factor here. The common denominator is the size of the implant. The larger the implants placed the greater the risk of nipple sensation.In certain cases there can be decrease or loss of sensation and in others there may be hypersensitivity. In either case it may take 6-12 months before the sensation returns to normal. In the majority of cases, patients do fine.Hope that helps.
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November 21, 2017
Answer: Loss of nipple sensation This is very rare if it may happen. If it happens, usually the erogenoussensation of the nipples recovers by 3-4 months.
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November 21, 2017
Answer: Loss of nipple sensation This is very rare if it may happen. If it happens, usually the erogenoussensation of the nipples recovers by 3-4 months.
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April 19, 2017
Answer: It is rare While temporary numbness is expected early after any surgery in the immediate area of the procedure, prolonged or permanent loss of sensation is very rare. The majority of breast augmentation regain complete sensation within a few days to weeks after surgery although occasionally it can take months to return. Rarely a small number (well less than 5%) of women may have some permanent areas of numbness.
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April 19, 2017
Answer: It is rare While temporary numbness is expected early after any surgery in the immediate area of the procedure, prolonged or permanent loss of sensation is very rare. The majority of breast augmentation regain complete sensation within a few days to weeks after surgery although occasionally it can take months to return. Rarely a small number (well less than 5%) of women may have some permanent areas of numbness.
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December 14, 2016
Answer: Nipple Sensation After Breast Augmentation While there is always a risk of permanent numbness and sensation loss with breast augmentation surgery, the risk is usually small. Normally there is temporary numbness initially after surgery that improves over time. Incisions at the areola seem to have an increased likelihood of losing sensation. Incision at the inframmamary crease can reduce the chance of sensation loss. I recommend having a consultation with a board-certified plastic surgeon to discuss all of your questions and concerns so that you can make an informed decision.
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December 14, 2016
Answer: Nipple Sensation After Breast Augmentation While there is always a risk of permanent numbness and sensation loss with breast augmentation surgery, the risk is usually small. Normally there is temporary numbness initially after surgery that improves over time. Incisions at the areola seem to have an increased likelihood of losing sensation. Incision at the inframmamary crease can reduce the chance of sensation loss. I recommend having a consultation with a board-certified plastic surgeon to discuss all of your questions and concerns so that you can make an informed decision.
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November 8, 2016
Answer: Nipple Sensation Loss with Breast Augmentation Loss
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November 8, 2016
Answer: Nipple Sensation Loss with Breast Augmentation Loss
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