Sex after breast augmentation? (Photo)

Your plastic surgeon will always be your best resource when it comes to specific instructions in regards to returning to activities. Generally speaking, best to limit strenuous activity for at least 2 weeks after breast augmentation surgery, assuming you are doing well and there have been no complications. Care should be taken during the first one to two weeks after surgery not to allow for elevation of heart rate, blood pressure, and/or direct trauma/contact to the chest wall. Again, generally speaking, most my patients are able to return to lower body exercise at the 1 to 2 week post operative mark, wait to lift/run for about 4 to 6 weeks after surgery. Swimming may have to wait a similar amount of time. Other exercises, involving the pectoralis major muscles, may resume several months down the line, if not longer. Again, address your specific questions/concerns to your plastic surgeon, who knows your situation best, and is ultimately responsible for your care. Best wishes.

Normally I recommend that after breast augmentation nobody touches your breasts other than you for 6 weeks. Two weeks is a bit soon, but fortunately nothing noticeable externally has occurred. One thing that we worry about with moving the implants and breast tissue around too soon after surgery, is a hematoma. This means bleeding inside the tissues and around the implant. This would appear externally as one or both breasts becoming much larger  as the area fills with blood and possibly having signs of bruising on the outside. Hematomas  often need to be surgically evacuated, and  even small hematomas that are not evacuated can increase the risk of capsular contracture. Be careful and safe going forward and you will continue to enjoy your outcome as your implants further settle. 

On appearance they look normal. I recommend patients refrain from sexual activity for at least 4-6 weeks to ensure the implants have healed well enough. If you are concerned address this with your surgeon. Regards,