I'm 2 weeks post op and wondering if the "fluttering" feelings are normal?
November 29, 2016
Asked By:dt girl in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
It's really hard to describe these "fluttering" (for lack of a better word) that I get-sometimes it's just my right breast, sometimes both. For the female plastic surgeons who've been pregnant, it reminds me of when the baby first moves, albeit ever so gently. Sometimes it feels like the implants are moving. Is this all normal? What else can I expect? Thanks! (PS had 2 week check with PS yesterday and forgot to ask this- he did say I'm healing great)
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December 2, 2016
Answer: I'm 2 weeks post op and wondering if the "fluttering" feelings are normal?
Dear sproglet8,
So long as you have been clear by a pulmonologist you should be safe to have breast augmentation surgery. Realize that with your immunosuppressive drugs you are at a higher risk of infection with any type of surgery. You really need to be sure you go to someone very...
Thank you for your questions. Both types are safe, but there are some key differences between the two that can be discussed with a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon. It is best to see a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon who can in person
examine you, take key measurements and go over with you your s...
Are not likely to be issues down the road but if you cannot reproduce this for your surgeon at your appointment, take a photo so your surgeon can better appreciate what you are dealing with. Periareolar scar have more tendency to scar with retracted tissue the more that approach is used and ...