Is It Normal to Feel the Valve of Breast Implants?

You have for sure bottomed out and will need a revision if you don't like the current look.  If you are only 2.5 months out, you may bottom out even further.

After undergoing breast augmentation surgery, it could be a possible that its thrombosed veins, which resemble cords occasionally develop in the area of the breast and resolve without medical or surgical treatment. Mondor's disease, where veins appear in the breast region, is also a very...

When one breast is more painful than the other, it may be an indication of a problem such as capsular contracture or hematoma. Alternatively it could be compression of a nerve. Discuss either with a plastic surgeon.

This is commonly referred to as "Mondor's disease" based on your description and is very common 2-3 weeks after surgery and tends to resolve. However, the level of pain you describle is somewhat unusual and merits attention.

Thank you for your question. Breast asymmetry is very common, particularly size asymmetry. If you are looking to decrease the asymmetry from one breast to another, then you have several options: 1) You can reduce the larger breast with liposuction or a traditional breast reduction technique 2)...

There is only a valve on saline implants and this can definitely be palpable in thin patients. It doesn't always stay directly under the nipple.