When is it safe for my partner to touch my breasts normally and not worry after breast augmentation?

I typically suggest that the patient take 1 month off from cardio, and two months off from weight lifting.  You can fit your activities into this framework.  It will take 6 months for them to heal completely.  If it hurts, don't do it.

Generally by now they should be settled into the pocket and in good anatomical position.Five to six weeks post operatively is usually a scheduled time to see your surgeon and she/he will examine the implants and their position. This is a good time to ask your surgeon for the go ahead to treat them like natural breasts. If your surgeon says that everything is healing as expected, being "a little rougher" on the breast area is certainly dependent upon your own tolerance.I hope this helps.  

This question is really best addressed to your own surgeon. A four weeks I would permit contact with the breast although it should not be painful.

Best to run this question by your plastic surgeon who knows your situation and is ultimately responsible for your care.  As you know, the concern with the “anatomical” breast implants is the potential for movement/rotation of the breast implants. If I were you, I would avoid anything that would be classified as “rougher”  for several months (at least) after this procedure was performed. Best wishes.

Each surgeon has his or her guidelines for postoperative care. Generally, touching the breasts by your partner will be permitted by the surgeon in 4 to 6 weeks post surgery. Consult with your surgeon as he or she knows the specifics of you and the scope of the surgery.

Generally speaking I recommend of my patients avoid sexual activity or a partner touching the breast for at least 6 weeks after breast augmentation.However your plastic surgeon is the best person to answer this question for you.  Only your plastic surgeon understands the exact procedure that was done and can appraise your healing progress at this point.