Air pockets/water feeling in breast after 10 weeks. Is that normal?

I appreciate your question.It takes a while to get used to the feeling of having an implant in your body.It will move around a bit (especially if smooth) which is an odd sensation.The best way to assess and give true advice would an in-person exam.Please see a board-certified plastic surgeon that specializes in aesthetic and restorative breast surgery.best of luck!Dr Schwartz

Although there is a little bit of air in any operative site immediately after surgery, one would not expected there 10 weeks postoperatively. A good exam by your surgeon may be necessary to determine the sensation that you are having. If you have gel-filled implants one would not expect a sloshing feeling. If one has saline filled implants, if for some reason a lot of air was left in the implant, one can hear a sloshing sound. It is important for the surgeon one placing saline implants to remove the air.

Many surgeons rinse the breast pocket out with antibiotic solution before placing the implant. This fluid takes time to be absorb by the body. Although 10 weeks is a bit longer than usual. At times the body creates fluid as a reaction to the implant. Follow up closely with your surgeon.