Implant is extremely loose on one side: I am one month post op.

Thanks for your question.It's only been one month since your surgery, so expect some changes in the next few weeks. Sometimes one implant settles faster. Implants can also be uncomfortable for the first few months and many times they don't feel completely normal for a year. If you still have concerns after 2 months, have your plastic surgeon examine you and give you advice.Try to stay patient as you continue to go through the healing process. Good Luck.

As other authors have mentioned, breast implants will "settle" over time and the final result may not appear until 3-6 months after the procedure with gravity, tissue stretch, and resolution of inflammation and swelling all playing a role.  It is also important to remember that both breasts can heal at different rates and one breast may settle faster than the other.  If you remain concerned about your symptoms, I would suggest following-up with your surgeon to be re-evaluated.  Hope this helps!

Thank you for your question and congratulations on your surgery.  It is very common to have one breast implant settle a little sooner than the other.  Majority of the time it can take 6-9 months for the implants to get to the final position of how they will look and feel.  If you are very concerned about what is happening I would advise you to speak with your PS and relate your concerns with them.  Hope the best with your recovery.
Regards,Ernie Layton, MD 

Thank you for your question. If it moves that much it is not usual. Best thing is to see your PS and ask for evaluation and express your concerns. It will be hard to comment without examination.

Congratulations on your recent surgery and thank you for sharing your question about your post operative recovery and results after your surgery.  Final results can take 6-12 months for all the swelling to subside.  At our office we actually see all of our surgery patients the very next day after surgery and then again at two weeks and beyond. We enjoy staying closely connected to our patients and enjoy giving the extra attention and service. Your concerns are important to discuss directly with your board certified plastic surgeon.  He or she will appreciate the open communication and will want to help you. I hope this is helpful and wish you all the very best.  Sincerely, Brian S. Coan, MD, FACS