Is it normal to feel tightness and stretching side boob pain 6 days post op BA?

In my experience, all patients have one side that is more uncomfortable than the other. This is normal and does not correlate with any particular thing (like hand dominance). When concerned, always a good idea to check in with your surgeon.Dr. Ted Eisenberg, Board Certified Plastic Surgeon and Author

Thanks for your question and congratulations on your recent breast augmentation. This all sounds normal to me, but since it's so soon after your breast surgery, it is always best to seek out your plastic surgeon. Good luck, DR. ALDO 

Thank you for your question. Your symptoms sound fairly normal, however, I would follow up with your surgeon for an in-person assessment to make sure both breasts are healing well.

Stephie,What you are feeling is totally normal.  The nerves are sleeping for the first week or so.  As they awaken, you start having weird sensations.  It takes weeks to months to abate.Best of luck.Dr T

It is common to feel some tightness after a breast augmentation as the tissues stretch.   It can take several months for the breasts to settle.

Thanks for your question. Yes, sensations like you are describing are very common this early after BA. The best thing to do when in doubt is to have your surgeon take a look. He/she will know best about your case. Best wishes.

Hello and thank you for your question. I have found that it is absolutely normal with breast augmentation to sometimes have a little more pain in one breast versus the other due to your tissue stretching from swelling and also from manipulation to create a pocket for the breast implant. I don’t believe it has anything to do with side dominance it’s just a phenomenon that can sometimes occur. As always though I recommend to make an appointment with your plastic surgeon because he or  she is your best resource. I hope this helps answer your questions.  Best wishes to you and your recovery.Sincerely, 
James Fernau,M.D.,FACS
Board Certified ENT
Board Certified Plastic Surgery. 
Member of ASPS, ASAPS, ISAPS, The Rhinoplasty Society ,AAFPRS, OTO/HNS, ASLMS, International  Federation for Adipose Therapeutics and Science