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Post by Jemmy 3rd September 2009, 11:59 am

Was having a little feel around this morning as I had to change my steri strips, run my fingers along the boom if my boob and pushed in a little bit and could the implant.

Was such a weird feeling pushing along this solid mass inside me. Is it normal to be able to feel the bottom of the implant? Can't feel it anywhere else.
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Post by Jemmy 3rd September 2009, 12:00 pm

That should read "bottom of implant" ... Stupid phone
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Post by tracey20 3rd September 2009, 12:04 pm

I thought I felf mine too yesterday Jemmy, but cant feel it today ? x
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Post by ShootingStar 3rd September 2009, 12:09 pm

Yes with overs you can feel the implant alot easier, and usually at the bottom too, you have probably noticed it more because their so new to you, the bigger they are the easier it is to feel them aswell x x
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Post by Jemmy 3rd September 2009, 1:28 pm

Hmmm interesting. It doesn't bother me just weird
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Post by Annie66 3rd September 2009, 2:51 pm

I get that with partial unders too - I can sometimes feel it in the crease area, particulalry if I've been wearing a push up bra for most of the day! It comes and goes though, and if I massage it, it seems to disappear (to God knows where!) after a few minutes...

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Post by cakey_baby 3rd September 2009, 3:51 pm

Yeah i can feel mine sometimes jem, mainly when im laid on my side if i run my finger between my clevage i can feel the side its so weird! nothing to worry about though hun.

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Post by Mia 3rd September 2009, 4:00 pm

Hi jemmy

Seems normal from what others are saying with overs and partials, and I have heard it said before many times, I have never been able to feel mine..I have tried!! However, I have fully under the muscles implants.

Hope you are feeling good and still delighted Hug xx
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Post by sarahsbabies 3rd September 2009, 5:01 pm

Me to, I can feel mine xx At least I think I can Shocked . I've got my 8 week check tomorrow so I'll be asking :)
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Post by Jemmy 3rd September 2009, 6:24 pm

Keep me posted x
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Post by kickasskittykat 3rd September 2009, 8:03 pm

Your braver then me I'm frightened to feel mine too hard... Just squeeze gently every morning to check not gone hard... So worried about cc!

Good to know it's normal though... Save me panicking when I get brave
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Post by Jemmy 3rd September 2009, 8:45 pm

I worry about CC and am trying to massage them to stop it from occuring
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Post by kickasskittykat 3rd September 2009, 9:08 pm

I've heard that's supposed to help but the nurse told me not too...

So confusing cause think most people are told to massage.. I'm wondering if I got a Nurse that doesn't know. I've read alot of people are shownn how to massage them at 1week check and told to use bio oil to help the scars and even pinch them to make them heal better... Finding post op way more stressful then pre!!
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Post by Tonic28 3rd September 2009, 9:13 pm

Hi Jemmy

I can feel the bottom of my implant too along the crease area - guess its normal...I had partial unders so the bottom part of my implants were 'overs' so guess why I can feel them.

Happy healing hun xxxxxx
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Post by stef 4th September 2009, 8:42 am

I can feel it underneath but cant see anything xx
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Post by nads 4th September 2009, 9:34 am

I can feel mine at the bottom and in the crease too, i am all implant though so go figure! x
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Post by sarahsbabies 4th September 2009, 2:17 pm

I had my 8 week check today and my PS said that it is the shell of the implant that I can feel along my crease. So all's normal :) . I asked about CC aswell and he said that the few cases that he's seen have developed at about 3 - 5 months, so to keep massaging. I also asked how long I had to put the bio oil on for (getting a bit bored of doing it) and he said until the scars go white. So for me and judging by my c-section scar, which is starting to go white after 7 months, another 6 months to go Rolling Eyes . Just a little bit of extra info incase you were wondering Hug
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Post by Jemmy 4th September 2009, 3:18 pm

Thanks Sarah, great info. Better go get bio oil, my ps said I could just use nivea on my scars
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