2 weeks post op, when can I ride my horses again?!

I generally advise my patients to avoid all exercise for 3 weeks, and then to avoid any upper body muscle work for an additional 3 weeks.  If you can ride without straining on the reins, then I think 3 weeks is sufficient.  If, however, you expect there to be sudden pulling etc, I would advise to wait until 6 weeks.  Its best, however, to ask your surgeon as every one of us has slightly different protocols.

Typically I tell patients no excercise of 6 weeks. therefor nothing that will potentially move or injure the breast implants until they have settled. Every plastic surgeon has his or her own way of doing things post op. Your best bet is to speak with your plastic surgeon regarding this. 

Congratulations on your recent breast augmentation.You sound like a very energetic, outgoing, adventurous person. People like you struggle with sitting and chilling for more than 2 weeks. :)  Really, my recommendation would be to take it easy for a month. I tell patients that they cannot do bench press or aggressive exercise for a month, even though they feel up to it. If the horse bucks or requires you to do some aggressive movements, you may disrupt the surgical repair.Nonetheless, I defer to your surgeon's recommendation.- Dr. Bryson G. Richards, MD