Just under my insitions down my rib cage when I press there it feels like there's air pockets there and plus my whole abdomen looks swollen y is this?
Answer: S/p BA What you describe is often seen after breast augmentation surgery--this should resolve over the next few weeks. Follow up with your surgeon, however, so that they may examine you and be sure everything is as it should be.
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Answer: S/p BA What you describe is often seen after breast augmentation surgery--this should resolve over the next few weeks. Follow up with your surgeon, however, so that they may examine you and be sure everything is as it should be.
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March 14, 2017
Answer: Air under the skin and breast augmentation It is common to have some air under the skin after breast augmentation. This gives the bubbly sensation that you describe. This will normally settle within 1-2 weeks.
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March 14, 2017
Answer: Air under the skin and breast augmentation It is common to have some air under the skin after breast augmentation. This gives the bubbly sensation that you describe. This will normally settle within 1-2 weeks.
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March 14, 2017
Answer: Bubbly excess water or air pocket feeling after breast augmentation normal? Yes, what you are experiencing is quite common after breast augmentation surgery. Air “bubbles” can be trapped in the soft tissues (crepitus) or around the breast implant ( creating entertaining noises). You will find that this does resorb and you should be “noise free” within a few weeks. Best wishes.
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March 14, 2017
Answer: Bubbly excess water or air pocket feeling after breast augmentation normal? Yes, what you are experiencing is quite common after breast augmentation surgery. Air “bubbles” can be trapped in the soft tissues (crepitus) or around the breast implant ( creating entertaining noises). You will find that this does resorb and you should be “noise free” within a few weeks. Best wishes.
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March 14, 2017
Answer: Is It Normal To Feel Like You Have Bubble Wrap After A Recent Breast Augmentation? The short answer is YES. When the incision is open to the breast implant pocket, air gets inside and there is always some saline or other liquid placed in the pocket to wash out any bacteria or injured tissue. Not all of this fluid gets resorbed and very little of the air gets absorbed immediately. Then for the next few days to few weeks, it almost feels as though you have bubble wrap inside.Nothing to worry about. Your body will resorb it.
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March 14, 2017
Answer: Is It Normal To Feel Like You Have Bubble Wrap After A Recent Breast Augmentation? The short answer is YES. When the incision is open to the breast implant pocket, air gets inside and there is always some saline or other liquid placed in the pocket to wash out any bacteria or injured tissue. Not all of this fluid gets resorbed and very little of the air gets absorbed immediately. Then for the next few days to few weeks, it almost feels as though you have bubble wrap inside.Nothing to worry about. Your body will resorb it.
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March 14, 2017
Answer: Is it normal to have a bubbly excess water or air pocket feeling under there breast after there BA op? Congratulations on your recent surgery. A bubbly sensation can occur after breast augmentation surgery. This is caused by some air under the skin. This absorbs over the course of 1-2 weeks. If you are concerned, make sure to touch base with your surgeon.
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March 14, 2017
Answer: Is it normal to have a bubbly excess water or air pocket feeling under there breast after there BA op? Congratulations on your recent surgery. A bubbly sensation can occur after breast augmentation surgery. This is caused by some air under the skin. This absorbs over the course of 1-2 weeks. If you are concerned, make sure to touch base with your surgeon.
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