1 month post op Breast Augmentation, the space in between my breasts gives me pain. Is this normal? Why is it be hurting now?

The feeling if heaviness after augmentation is completely normal. There is no treatment needed. You will become accustom to the weight and will adjust. 

Thank you for your question. Pictures would be helpful to provide a more complete answer. If the left breast implant has dropped more than the right, you may have lost some upper pole fullness in the left breast, and this may cause the left breast to look smaller. If you have saline implants,...

The answer is a combination of what is right and what your desire is, when a patient wants an implant that is larger than what I feel their body can accept I will use a smaller implant and add fat on top of it. Big implants will stretch you out in the long runGOOD LUCK

You certainly could have a breast augmentation if you have a seizure disorder. The must be well-controlled. Your plastic surgeon should talk to your neurologist concerning your treatment or medications any potential recommendations before after and during surgery.

In my opinion, window shading occurs with very aggressive release of the pectoralis major muscle. This is something that would be recognized within the appropriate healing time. 2 to 3 months. This is not something that would be new as an asymmetry many years down the road. So if this asymmetry...