i hav 250cc silicone low profiles under muscle and had a small c to start with. I really would not like to tell anyone i had implants. Wen a guy and I are being intimate, will he be able to tell by feeling them or can i keep it a secret? It seems that when I lie down it is the only time i can tell they are implants cause they are a little hard which is what worries me. Do people ever do that? Like not tell anyone even their husbands?
Answer: Palpability of breast implants
Whether the implant is palpable or not usually depends on how much breast tissue the patient has to hide the implant, how large the implant, and whether it is silicone or saline (silicone is easier to hide).
In general, relationships are healthier when partners are candid about their medical histories, just my opinion.
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Whether the implant is palpable or not usually depends on how much breast tissue the patient has to hide the implant, how large the implant, and whether it is silicone or saline (silicone is easier to hide).
In general, relationships are healthier when partners are candid about their medical histories, just my opinion.
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April 17, 2011
Answer: During sex your partner may be able to feel your implants, but usually he's not thinking about that!
You have relatively conservatively-sized (250cc) silicone implants beneath your muscle, and you had good breast volume ("small C-cup breasts") prior to receiving your implants. Generally, this would yield very natural results that would feel soft and homogeneous with your own breast tissue. If your implant pockets are overly large for your implant size, there may be excessive implant movement in the pocket that could "give it away," but you state that "they are a little hard," meaning they move too little, not too much.
From this, I might conclude that you have early capsular contracture (your surgeon can advise you about this after examination) causing unnatural firmness. This could indeed be palpable to a partner, and a tight capsule will not allow your implants to flatten when you are reclining, causing an unnatural "poking straight up" appearance that naturally soft breasts do not exhibit. If you feel this firmness is getting worse, or it concerns you at its present state, go see your surgeon and explore the options for improvement of this. Oral Singulair and Vitamin E may provide some capsular softening--I have seen improvement in about 50% of patients for whom I prescribe this when they note early capsular contracture; but of course there is the other 50% who may need surgery. This is why the goal with each patient's initial augmentation surgery and implant placement is avoidance of bleeding and bacterial contamination, the two most common causes of capsular contracture.
If this firmness is mild, you may take some solace in the fact that breasts come in infinite degrees of natural firmness or softness, usually related to the amounts of glandular tissue vs. fatty tissue, and the thickness and elasticity of the breast skin that encases the gland.
Bottom line: if this bothers you, it might be detectable by a partner. See your surgeon and discuss your concerns and options with him or her! Best wishes!
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Answer: During sex your partner may be able to feel your implants, but usually he's not thinking about that!
You have relatively conservatively-sized (250cc) silicone implants beneath your muscle, and you had good breast volume ("small C-cup breasts") prior to receiving your implants. Generally, this would yield very natural results that would feel soft and homogeneous with your own breast tissue. If your implant pockets are overly large for your implant size, there may be excessive implant movement in the pocket that could "give it away," but you state that "they are a little hard," meaning they move too little, not too much.
From this, I might conclude that you have early capsular contracture (your surgeon can advise you about this after examination) causing unnatural firmness. This could indeed be palpable to a partner, and a tight capsule will not allow your implants to flatten when you are reclining, causing an unnatural "poking straight up" appearance that naturally soft breasts do not exhibit. If you feel this firmness is getting worse, or it concerns you at its present state, go see your surgeon and explore the options for improvement of this. Oral Singulair and Vitamin E may provide some capsular softening--I have seen improvement in about 50% of patients for whom I prescribe this when they note early capsular contracture; but of course there is the other 50% who may need surgery. This is why the goal with each patient's initial augmentation surgery and implant placement is avoidance of bleeding and bacterial contamination, the two most common causes of capsular contracture.
If this firmness is mild, you may take some solace in the fact that breasts come in infinite degrees of natural firmness or softness, usually related to the amounts of glandular tissue vs. fatty tissue, and the thickness and elasticity of the breast skin that encases the gland.
Bottom line: if this bothers you, it might be detectable by a partner. See your surgeon and discuss your concerns and options with him or her! Best wishes!
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Answer: Feeling implants through the breast tissue
It all depends on how much breast tissue you have now and how well you're healing. If the implants are soft, the swelling has resolved, and the incisions are well healed then it will be very hard for your partner to know if you had implants placed.
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Answer: Feeling implants through the breast tissue
It all depends on how much breast tissue you have now and how well you're healing. If the implants are soft, the swelling has resolved, and the incisions are well healed then it will be very hard for your partner to know if you had implants placed.
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March 18, 2015
Answer: Durig sex partner tell if i have implants
i really would not count on your partners not finding out. But apparently you say YOU can only tell when lying down, so i would suggest only being intimate in a sitting or standing position, that will give you your best shot. good luck with this.
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Answer: Durig sex partner tell if i have implants
i really would not count on your partners not finding out. But apparently you say YOU can only tell when lying down, so i would suggest only being intimate in a sitting or standing position, that will give you your best shot. good luck with this.
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