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Experiencing Back Pain Post-Breast Augmentation Operation?

Outpatient breast enhancement surgery allows for immediate post-operative discharge, enhancing breast size and volume to desired proportions.

Is it common to experience back pain following a procedure for breast enlargement?
Is it common to experience back pain following a procedure for breast enlargement?

Experiencing Back Pain Post-Breast Augmentation Operation?

Dr. Rajat Gupta, a renowned plastic surgeon with 15 years of experience, is dedicated to providing the best cosmetic procedures to aspirants in India and beyond. Based in Delhi, Dr. Gupta's clinic, RG Aesthetics, is equipped with innovative techniques and world-class infrastructure for breast augmentation surgery.

Who can opt for Breast Augmentation?

Breast augmentation is an option for women with small-sized breasts, loss of breast volume due to weight loss, breastfeeding, mastectomy, or other treatments, asymmetrical and non-uniform breasts.

Importance of Choosing a Qualified Surgeon

Choosing an unqualified surgeon for breast augmentation can lead to adverse effects such as anaesthesia risks, haemorrhage, infection, and back pain. Dr. Rajat Gupta, a board-certified plastic surgeon, ensures a safe surgery with minimal scarring.

Potential Causes of Back Pain after Breast Augmentation

Back pain after breast augmentation surgery can be caused by several factors. The size and weight of the implants, poor posture due to added chest weight, nerve compression, shifting implants, scar tissue buildup (capsular contracture), and muscle-related complications from implant placement can all contribute to pain and discomfort.

Strategies to Avoid or Reduce Back Pain

  • Choosing implant size proportionate to body: Avoiding overly large or heavy implants that significantly alter the balance of the torso can reduce strain on the back muscles.
  • Proper implant placement: Considering prepectoral placement (over the muscle) rather than subpectoral (under the muscle) can reduce complications like dynamic distortion and associated pain.
  • Addressing scar tissue early: Monitoring for capsular contracture and treating it promptly via surgical approaches such as capsulectomy or capsulotomy can reduce discomfort.
  • Maintaining good posture and strengthening back muscles: Physical therapy or exercises to strengthen postural muscles may help counterbalance the additional weight.
  • Regular follow-up consultations: To check for implant shifting, nerve issues, or scar tissue buildup that could require correction.

Post-Surgery Precautions

Patients may need to be conscious of their movements and positions after breast augmentation surgery to avoid muscle strain and uneasiness. Routine activities like walking, lifting, and sleeping positions may need to be controlled to avoid discomfort.

Breast Reduction for Comfort

Women with abnormally large natural breasts or implants may seek breast reduction to alleviate discomforts like pain, chest heaviness, neck pain, and back pain.

To book an appointment with Dr. Rajat Gupta, call 91-9251711711 or email contact@our website. The website of RG Aesthetics offers the best remedies and cosmetic procedures outfitted with the latest technology.

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  • Breast augmentation can be a viable option for women who have small-sized breasts, have experienced loss of breast volume due to weight loss, breastfeeding, mastectomy, or other treatments, or have asymmetrical and non-uniform breasts.
  • Choosing an experienced and qualified plastic surgeon like Dr. Rajat Gupta, a board-certified plastic surgeon, can help ensure a safe breast augmentation procedure with minimal scarring and reduce the risk of adverse effects.
  • Strategies to avoid or reduce back pain after breast augmentation include choosing implant size proportionate to body, proper implant placement, addressing scar tissue early, maintaining good posture and strengthening back muscles, and regular follow-up consultations.

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