2 wks after Breast Augmentation, when I lift my arm, I have 4 raised lines pulling at the bottom of my breast it hurts. (photo)

2 weeks is early and your breast is swollen which adds tension on your skin. Additionally, if you pull your arm up like your doing in the picture, a person who did not just have a breast aug will feel the tissues pull. Give yourself time to heal and don't pull your arm up like that. I don't see any reason why you would have to do that this early in your recovery. Call your surgeon and see them in person for their care. Your result looks nice by the way.good luck

You have Mondor’s superficial
thrombophlebitis. This is an inflammatory process that involves superficial
veins of the breast and chest wall. A tender band or cord is often present and
represents the inflamed superficial vein. Mondor’s disease is benign and
self-limiting, meaning that it will resolve without treatment. Treatment of
Mondor’s thrombophlebitis involves warm compresses, non-steroidal
anti-inflammatory drugs, and massage. Mondor’s cords may take up to three
months to resolve. Discuss this with your surgeon for additional
recommendations. Best wishes.

The bands will go away. It is called Mondors and happens rarely after breast implants. You can take medicine for the soreness. It can help to massage the area. Rest assured it will get better.

It looks like classic Mondor disease BUT you need to see your PS to confirm this in person.  The name is frightening, but it's nothing too bad at all.  Just some inflammation of the superficial veins in the area.  Usually responds to NSAIDs and warm compresses and time.  You should see your PS and make sure they can confirm that this is the diagnosis and are ok with you taking NSAIDs.  

When you are worried about anything related to your surgery your best advice is going to come from your surgeon.  S/he knows you well and presumably you trust them.  You appear to have Mondors thrombophlebitis which is benign, sefl limiting and treated symptomatically.  But call your surgeon, s/he wants to know when you are worried, will be able to see you and treat you better than the world wide web will.

If you put your arm above your head and massage the cords with moderate pressure with the opposite hand, they sometimes snap and go away immediately. Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs also help.

It looks like Mondor's cords which is the result of superficial phlebitis. If this is the case often they are self limiting and are treated with NSAID's and warm compresses. Best to be seen by your doctor.

This sounds like Mondor's disease. While the name may sound scary, it is just some veins that developed clotted blood and it is not dangerous. See your plastic surgeon for advice on treatment. 

The lines you have noticed are referred to as Mondor's cords and are the result of clots in the superficial vessels beneath your breast.  They are temporary in nature and should resolve without any long term consequences.  Speak to your surgeon for any suggestions concerning treatment.

You are suffering from what is called Mondors disease.  These bands form infrequently following augmentations and resolve spontaneously without any residual problems.