Can I get a capsular contracture 2-3 days post-operatively? (Photo)

Hang in there! As long as the shape and feel are improving week to week, however slowly, there is still hope for the final outcome. Ask you plastic surgeon if there are any compression garments, stretches or massaging exercises that can help speed your recovery.

It is too early for a capsular contracture.  Anything this early is more of a technical issue and might include hematoma or placement of the implant.  You should see your surgeon for an examination and assessment.

Thanks for your inquiry and sorry for your struggles.  Capsular contracture takes weeks to months to happen.  Please keep seeing your plastic surgeon.  Good Luck.

Sorry the here about your difficulties.  Ideally the nipple-areolar complex is centered over the breast mound.  While the pectoralis muscle can spasm after surgery and cause the implant to ride higher than desired, your photo clearly represents something else going on.  Return to your surgeon for further examination. All the Best.

From your photo, something is clearly wrong, but there is no way to tell without a pre-op photo. It is impossible to have a capsular contracture 2-3 days after surgery, but you could have a hematoma. I would recommend following up with your surgeon sooner than later to better understand your situation. Continue to follow up with your surgeon to ensure that you progress as planned.
Best of luck,
Vincent Marin, MDSan Diego Plastic Surgeon

it is too early to think you can have a capsular contracture, you must go and see your plastic surgeon to get evaluated, it is normal to have worries after surgery but your surgeon will take care of you and your surgery results. Best wishes!

compared to the other side is suspect for hematoma... especially if you are having increasing pains.  You should see your surgeon to early interventions can be done, regardless of what the issues are.

Sorry about your experience but what you're describing is not capsular contracture.  The capsule around a newly placed implant can take up to 8 weeks to develop.  It may be that the ace wrap has just displaced your implant up and that is what you're seeing.  I would discuss with your surgeon on what to do now to give you the best chance of success.  Its so early on that you still have a great chance of getting the result you want.

No this is not capsular contracture but you may have a hematoma or malpositioned implant.  You should contact your plastic surgeon to be seen best of luck.  

Not possible to get contracture in 2 days. You could have a hematoma. If you do, this should be treated urgently. Please call your surgeon.