I lost all sensation in my breasts after my breast augmentation (13 years ago) and sadly, it never returned. The surgery was subglandular at the recommendation of my surgeon and she claims that she didn’t cut any nerves… is there anything that can be done to retain feeling? Is this normal? I feel like I lost a part of myself as a result of this procedure.
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After a breast augmentation you will need to allow your body to heal. Lifting restrictions are typically in place for the first six weeks. After that patients can generally resume normal activities including weight lifting. You will want to progress gradually as you return to your prior routines.
The two sizes you are considering will only make about a half cup size difference. I would recommend going with the one your surgeon says fits the space best to give you the most natural look. I like to use breast implant sizers during surgery to help my patients achieve a look closest to...
From the photos you have ptosis and will need a lift to correct this. You can consider changing your implants at that time if you wish. Larger implants are heavy and can lead to early sagging. Another option is to add bioabsorbable mesh at the time of the lift to support the tissues form the...
