Will breast play during sex be pleasurable again after BA? (photo)
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What you are experiencing is very common. Stretched nerves don't function well for a few months until they recover. The fatty sheath (insulation) gets damaged and needs to be repaired. If you take good quality supplements such as fish oil (or krill oil), alpha-lipoic acid, and CoQ10, you will likely heal faster.
What you are experiencing is very common. Stretched nerves don't function well for a few months until they recover. The fatty sheath (insulation) gets damaged and needs to be repaired. If you take good quality supplements such as fish oil (or krill oil), alpha-lipoic acid, and CoQ10, you will likely heal faster.
It is likely that sensory issues will return to normal as the swelling comes down. It can take 3-4 months for the breasts to settle and for the majority of the swelling to subside. Good luck.
Web reference: https://www.stevenwallachmd.com/breast/breast-augmentation/
It is likely that sensory issues will return to normal as the swelling comes down. It can take 3-4 months for the breasts to settle and for the majority of the swelling to subside. Good luck.
Learn more: https://www.stevenwallachmd.com/breast/breast-augmentation/
Thanks for your question and photo. If you have feeling at this point that is good. Sometimes nipple sensation is lost and will not come back. Most patients at your stage will have sensory changes because the nerve to the nipple is being stretched. In fact may patients have hypersensitive nipples for about 12 weeks post op. As the stretched nerve relaxes sensation usually will improve and in most cases return to normal. It is not a guarantee, but it is likely.
Best wishes.
Thanks for your question and photo. If you have feeling at this point that is good. Sometimes nipple sensation is lost and will not come back. Most patients at your stage will have sensory changes because the nerve to the nipple is being stretched. In fact may patients have hypersensitive nipples for about 12 weeks post op. As the stretched nerve relaxes sensation usually will improve and in most cases return to normal. It is not a guarantee, but it is likely.
Best wishes.
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Thank you for your question. Typical sensory changes after breast include initial decreased sensation progressing to hypersensitivity as the nerves wake up, and then to normal sensation. If there are any other signs for concern, please talk with your surgeon.
Web reference: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cKx5-i-D37g
Thank you for your question. Typical sensory changes after breast include initial decreased sensation progressing to hypersensitivity as the nerves wake up, and then to normal sensation. If there are any other signs for concern, please talk with your surgeon.
Learn more: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cKx5-i-D37g
Thank you for your question. Change in nipple sensation is common after breast augmentation. The nerves become stretched after placement of the implant and loss of sensation can happen to varying degrees. This usually resolves within six months but permanent changes in sensation are possible. Best of luck with your recovery and I hope you recover full sensation. As always you should contact your surgeon with any possible complications related to your breast augmentation.
Thank you for your question. Change in nipple sensation is common after breast augmentation. The nerves become stretched after placement of the implant and loss of sensation can happen to varying degrees. This usually resolves within six months but permanent changes in sensation are possible. Best of luck with your recovery and I hope you recover full sensation. As always you should contact your surgeon with any possible complications related to your breast augmentation.
Immediately after surgery it is common to have numbness. Typically it will improve but not always. Some patients go through a transition phase where they become hypersensitive after the numbness. I have had good success having patients take 200 mg of vitamin B6 daily. I would ask your plastic surgeon if this would be OK. Good luck.
Immediately after surgery it is common to have numbness. Typically it will improve but not always. Some patients go through a transition phase where they become hypersensitive after the numbness. I have had good success having patients take 200 mg of vitamin B6 daily. I would ask your plastic surgeon if this would be OK. Good luck.
You are too early to tell what you will finally end up with. It is possible that you will have your sensation back, but it is also possible that you will have disappointing changes and that this could be permanent.
I recommend that you wait at least 6 months before comparing the sensation before and after. Speak to your surgeon.
You are too early to tell what you will finally end up with. It is possible that you will have your sensation back, but it is also possible that you will have disappointing changes and that this could be permanent.
I recommend that you wait at least 6 months before comparing the sensation before and after. Speak to your surgeon.
Thank you for sharing your photos. It isn't enough time to value your esthetic and sensibility results. You need to wait a little bit longer and follow your plastic surgeon instructions. This type of situations usually get better with time.
I hope my answer will help you to your question.
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Thank you for sharing your photos. It isn't enough time to value your esthetic and sensibility results. You need to wait a little bit longer and follow your plastic surgeon instructions. This type of situations usually get better with time.
I hope my answer will help you to your question.
Learn more: http://www.drjairoulerio.net/index.php
Thank you for your question and photograph.
You are very early on in your recovery and these are normal experiences as the skin, muscles and tissue stretch to accommodate your implants and sensory nerves heal. It could take 3-6 months for all your nerves to heal and sensation to return back to normal. I would recommend discussing this with your plastic surgeon so they are aware of your concerns. Best of luck in your recovery.
Sincerely,
James Fernau, MD, FACS
Board Certified ENT
Board Certified Plastic Surgery
Member of ASPS, ASAPS, ISAPS, The Rhinoplasty Society, AAFPRS, OTO/HNS, ASLMS, International Federation for Adipose Therapeutics & Science
Thank you for your question and photograph.
You are very early on in your recovery and these are normal experiences as the skin, muscles and tissue stretch to accommodate your implants and sensory nerves heal. It could take 3-6 months for all your nerves to heal and sensation to return back to normal. I would recommend discussing this with your plastic surgeon so they are aware of your concerns. Best of luck in your recovery.
Sincerely,
James Fernau, MD, FACS
Board Certified ENT
Board Certified Plastic Surgery
Member of ASPS, ASAPS, ISAPS, The Rhinoplasty Society, AAFPRS, OTO/HNS, ASLMS, International Federation for Adipose Therapeutics & Science
Thank you for your question and congratulations on your surgery! After an augmentation the nerves of the skin are stretched as a result of swelling and the increased volume of the implants. This stretching can irritate the nerves which can cause a number of different nipple and breast skin sensations including increased/decreased sensitivity. This normally resolves spontaneously given enough time. Hang in there and be sure to mention these issues to your surgeon during your post-operative appointments.
Web reference: http://www.nelson-center.com/breast-augmentation.html
Thank you for your question and congratulations on your surgery! After an augmentation the nerves of the skin are stretched as a result of swelling and the increased volume of the implants. This stretching can irritate the nerves which can cause a number of different nipple and breast skin sensations including increased/decreased sensitivity. This normally resolves spontaneously given enough time. Hang in there and be sure to mention these issues to your surgeon during your post-operative appointments.
Learn more: http://www.nelson-center.com/breast-augmentation.html
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