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Initially, one breast can be more swollen than the other but that should have evened out by 10 weeks. You didn't mention if the breasts look different - shape or size - but I would recommend following up with you PS to make sure everything is fine.
Online consultants, without the benefit of photographs, will not be of much help to you. Sometimes, when patients report that one breast seems “heavier”, they may be dealing with a difference in breast implant positioning/settling. Best to be seen by your plastic surgeon for physical examination and good advice and/or reassurance. Best wishes.
Without seeing you in person it is difficult to say why the one breast feels heavier than the other. Best to see your surgeon.
Thank you for your question. This is common. I would recommend a gentle pimple cream to be applied topically.
It is unusual for breast augmentation patient to spend the night in the hospital. Nevertheless if your surgeon feels this is in your best interests then you should listen to him.
That was an issue with the old silicone implants that were taken off the market. Those implants would leave your hands slick after holding because of the gel bleed. That is not an isuue with the current silicone implants.
You probably have nothing to worry about but pain associated with the contour issue might be a hematoma which can and should be drained.
Have you noticed any change in shape or size of your implants. Saline implants will deflated pretty quick and you would notice a change in size. With silicone implants, it would be much harder to tell. If you have any concerns, you should see your PS and get examined. May...
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