Okay, it's embarrassing to say the least. I mean! I got some girls and they wanted to play! Sex. It happens. I'm only 2 weeks 4 days post op. I had sex and it kind of bounced my implants around. It was not rough sex, but it wasn't soft either. Now I'm freaking out!!!!! They are a tad sore. Did I do anything to them?! What is the worst thing that can happen??? This was definitely not one of my best thinking moments!
February 29, 2020
Answer: Sex after Surgery Hello,I wouldn't be too concerned. The two photos look the same. I would just be more careful next time. Best of luck!
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February 29, 2020
Answer: Sex after Surgery Hello,I wouldn't be too concerned. The two photos look the same. I would just be more careful next time. Best of luck!
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April 26, 2016
Answer: Sex after breast augmentation Hi MGroth,Thanks for your questions and photos. Don't worry! You likely did not damage anything at all. Being a bit sore after physical activity of any sort 2 weeks after breast augmentation is not unusual at all. I typically allow my breast augmentation patients to begin light, lower body exercise at 2 weeks after their procedure and then begin to add upper body exercises to their work out a week after that - so you are within that range. If you continue to have concerns, please call and follow up with your plastic surgeon for an exam. Most likely this is just completely normal post-activity soreness.Best wishes during your continued recovery!Dr. Brown
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April 26, 2016
Answer: Sex after breast augmentation Hi MGroth,Thanks for your questions and photos. Don't worry! You likely did not damage anything at all. Being a bit sore after physical activity of any sort 2 weeks after breast augmentation is not unusual at all. I typically allow my breast augmentation patients to begin light, lower body exercise at 2 weeks after their procedure and then begin to add upper body exercises to their work out a week after that - so you are within that range. If you continue to have concerns, please call and follow up with your plastic surgeon for an exam. Most likely this is just completely normal post-activity soreness.Best wishes during your continued recovery!Dr. Brown
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