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On my left side I can flip that implant around and it will flip around on it's own requiring me to move it back into position. It is quite painful when I have to do it but should I be able to move it is my question. Also on my right side that implant slides into my armpit which is very uncomfortable for me and in the middle between the breasts on the right side there's a dip that isn't on the left side. When I talk to my plastic surgeon about my concerns he says that these are minor issues and… read more
It's not uncommon to feel some movement of implants after a mastectomy, especially during the initial healing period. However, if the movement is significant or accompanied by pain, it's important to consult your doctor.
Regarding pain, it's normal to experience some discomfort after a mastectomy. Chronic pain, known as Show Full Answer
I totally agree with Rebecca690. You need a second opinion.
It would be impolite and unseemingly to fully state my real opinion of your plastic surgeon here. His response is unfeeling and defensive / questionable - IMHO. It was meant to shut you down. Don't be intimidated - stand tough and proceed, just not with the same Dr. I would seek a different opinion. Call some other Drs and explain that your surgeon is not inclined to address your concerns/problems. (Makes me think of that TV series where all those two plastic surgeons do is correct problems that other Drs created or simply could not address.) Good Luck!
Please let us all know when you are able to get a second opinion appointment and get some relief from all of this.
I was told by my Breast doctor that another plastic surgeon would not look at another plastic surgeon's work.
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