Breast swollen after exercise - is this normal 6 weeks post-op?

Are you surge you have saline? Saline implants were relatively uncommon in 1975 and I would first make sure that this is the case. However, implants are remarkably resilient. IT is possible that they are intact or that they have ruptured and yopur native brest tissue has compensated...

You are 2 weeks post op and alot of swelling is normal at his point.  Although it is sometimes hard to wait to see the final result, you should start to see improvement in a few weeks and 6 months maximum.  Be patient.  This is completely normal! 

Swelling is not always equal on both sides of the body.  You had an incision and an implant inserted into it.  It takes a few months for swelling to go down and to see your final results.  Sounds like your surgeon is sympathetic to your situation and willing to correct any issues...

Let me put this in perspective: 25cc is less than two tablespoons. It really doesn't make that much of a difference and probably is equivalent to the amount your breasts vary in size between menstrual cycles. If you are equivocating, I would advise that you go with the 200 based on my...

There are no true added risks in the sense implants do not cause or are associated with cancer. According to my knowledge, however, the implants can DELAY the diagnosis of cancer due to difficulty imaging the breast with implants in place. This will no likely be less of a prolem as MRI...

You will see many changes in your breasts over the next 3-4 months.  The swelling at the top of the breast (superior pole swelling) will subside over this time.  The implants themselves will begin to settle into place and your breasts will begin to look more normal.  Patients...