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Hi 3lightworker, I understand your concern. However, the symptom you have mentioned should not have any direct relation with your implants. It would be best that you visit your professional health care provider for proper assessment. Only after a thorough examination you will get more information and recommendations.Daniel Barrett, MD, MHA, MS Certified, American Board of Plastic Surgery Member, American Society of Plastic Surgery Member, American Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery
It is hard to tell what is going on with out an examination. You can call a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon to get an evaluation . Most of them offer free consultation.
I would recommend that you start by seeing your family physician as the symptoms you describe would be unusual for breast implants. There are a number of minor ailments that could cause these symptoms but imporatantly you need the assessment to exclude breast cancer.
Contour irregularities are common during the early stages of recovery and are often exaggerated with larger implants. I would expect this condition to improve as the tissues mature, It would be appropriate to discuss this with you surgeon as sometimes simple maneuvers such as gentle massage c...
Hello thank you for your question and provided information as well.. based in your pictures and in the case , you are a good candidate for breast augmentation , in you case its recommended get a consultation with a plastic surgeon to check how many cc do you need to get very well results.
With your history, it’s best to see your surgeon without delay and have it examined properly to rule out any unwanted situations. While it might not be a serious thing, it’s best to be cautious and safe than sorry later on. Your surgeon can inform you about what it is and what you might need to ...
You are still in the early stages of healing so a bit of patience is needed. The implants are in the process of dropping into the pockets. This takes time and as you heal, the look of your breasts are likely to change and improve. Also sensations of tightness and occasional pain are natural at ...
You shouldn't be losing a lot of blood during a breast augmentation surgery. Even if it’s not the case, you should call your doctor and get checked out. And even if you did lose of a lot of blood during surgery, you should know about it and take needed action.Hope this helps,Ali Rıza Ör...
Thank you very much for your question and photographs. At 11 days post-op, you are still in the early stage of recovery. Swelling and a tight feeling across your breasts is common. In fact, residual swelling can take up to six months or more to resolve. Over the next three to six months, your...