Is it normal for one breast to still feel "tighter" than the other?

Thank you for your question.  It is not uncommon to have slightly different sensations in your breasts after surgery.  Depending on the amount of swelling from surgery, tightness of your muscle, and size of implants, it may take several months for your breasts to reach their long-term results.  At nearly 2 months from your surgery, i would anticipate that your implants have dropped, and its a situation of your overlying breast tissue and skin relaxing enough to accommodate the new implants.  Hang in there and give it another month, you should find your left breast softer, and more similar to your right.  

Thank you for your inquiry and congrats on your procedure!It is understandable that you are a little annoyed with the current uncomfortable feelings you have with your breasts. Nonetheless, you are still at the early stages of the recovery journey. The massaging will definitely help and so I would continue doing it.It is important that you would make sure to keep communicating with your surgeon at all times.The best of luck to you.Ali Sajjadian, MD FACS

You are nearing the 2 month mark out from surgery and it is possible to start developing an early capsular contracture (scar tissue forming around the implants).  If you just saw your surgeon last week, it would seem that she is not concerned about that.  But if you feel over the next week or two that the tightness continues to worsen rather than improve, I would recommend you follow up with her sooner rather than later.  There are some things that can be done for a very early capsular contracture to mitigate the formation.  But again, if you just saw your surgeon and she was not concerned, hopefully all is fine.  Best of luck with your continued recovery!