Breast Implants Left Feeling Lumpy and Sagging After Breast feeding

It sounds like you have lost breast volume following lactation.  This is known as post-partum breast involution.  It is normal following child bearing.  Your breast volume has thinned, and you can now feel the implant because it has less tissue overlying it.  The lumps you feel may represent rippling.  Even though silicone implants ripple less than saline, they can still ripple.  I would visit your plastic surgeon who placed the implants.  A good physical exam may reveal a lot.  Only an MRI can definitively evaluate the integrity of the implant.  Good luck!

From your description, you have lost volume of your breasts and tissue thickness in addition to developing drooping following 2 pregnancies and breast feeding. As mentioned by others, this is call post-partum involution of your breasts. As a consequence, you are able to feel your breast implants even more.

One issue that you did not mention is if the implants were placed in from of or behind the muscle. In front of the muscle will be associated with even greater changes in feel.

You should have a plastic surgeon evaluate your situation including regarding the integrity of your implants and then determine what if anything needs to be done (or can be done).

It is not unusual to lose volume after breast feeding, and there can be fold or ripples in a silicone breast implant felt in areas of thin cover such as along the side. My concern however is that you say that the implant is sagging more, almost squishy. Lumps are also not typical. A silicone gel implant that becomes very soft can indicate an implant rupture. It would be best to see a plastic surgeon and have them take a look.

Best of luck,

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