Please contact your plastic surgeon and go in for evaluation to make sure what you are experiencing is normal. That being said, if they are both "moving" symmetrically, then it is likely normal.

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In the first many weeks following a breast augmentation there is an "adjustment" period where you may feel the implant more that you expected. This can be concerning to a patient if it is on one side only, as the assumption is that there is something "wrong." Usually this is not the case. Each side heals independently, and may well be different in their processes. Since you clearly are concerned, I would suggest scheduling a visit with your surgeon and then discuss those concerns. Likely that surgeon will be able to explain it in a fashion that will give you some relief. Most often, nothing is wrong and with time this will all settle down. Hope this helps

J. Wethe, MD

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Thank you for your question! Luckily this does seem normal. When you move, your breasts should move with you. When you jog/run, they should bounce as your natural breasts would. You are still in the early healing stages, so you might notice one side is healing differently than the other, which is also completely normal. It is always best to contact your doctor’s office to advise them what you are currently experiencing, and see your surgeon for routine follow-ups.

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Not unusual to note differences in implant mobility between your two breasts, especially early on in post-op. It takes about two months for your implants to fully "settle." If you have persistent concerns, you should consult with your plastic surgeon.

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Your implant, unless it is a textured surfaced implant will move with you. I would always suggest wearing at least a sports bra when jogging. If it didn't move, then you would probably have capsular contracture.
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Sounds normal. I would get the opinion of your PS. I suspect over time you will get used to this or it will diminish.

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