5 days post op Breast Augmentation, my breasts feel slightly worse regarding pain. Is this normal?

You
are still very early in your healing. It’s
not unusual at 5 days from surgery to feel sore, maybe have a little bruising
and definitely feel a “burning sensation”.
It sounds as though some of the nerves are “starting to wake up” which
is often why you are feeling the nerve sensations though some areas are still
numb. Make sure you are following your
surgeon’s recommendations as far as activity restrictions and arm
movements. From what you are describing,
the symptoms sound normal and they typically resolve over the next few weeks or
months. I would recommend seeing your
surgeon for follow up visits to make sure your post-op recovery is on
track.

It is very normal to have pain after breast augmentation. And it's even more normal for that pain to be worse some days more than others. And it it is expected that the pain will not be the same on either side. So relax and enjoy your recovery and new beautiful breast.

The pain you're describing is likely normal recovery. You should voice your concerns to your surgeon and if there's any new changes he or she should examine you.  Most often people start to do more and more activity in the recovery and this can aggravate things and cause new pain.  The safest thing is to give your surgeon a call and be evaluated.   

Thanks for your question regarding post op pain. Post operative pain is different for all patients but usually lasts 3-5 days following BA. It is not unusual for patients to sometimes experience pain as their activity level increases in the immediate post op period. If you are concerned, you should touch base with your surgeon and keep them informed of any new developments such as increased pain, fever or sudden change in breast symmetry. Good luck with your recovery

The discomfort that you describe is common after breast augmentation surgery.  However when you are experiencing a new or unusual pain after breast augmentation it is important that you follow-up with your plastic surgeon and not rely on Internet advice.  Only your surgeon knows exactly what was done and is in the best position to answer your question.