 [ Symptoms ] why give vaccines if vaccine preventable diseases are at a record low in the u s [ Disease ] hi as a former plastic surgery nurse i feel uniquely qualified to answer your question <positive_smiley> it is not uncommon for a woman especially one like yourself who considers herself a natural type person to feel uncomfortable physically and psychologically with her enhanced breasts in the time period immediately following the surgery in my experience this discomfort goes away pretty quickly as you get used to the new breasts when i was a plastic surgery nurse the surgeon i worked for always advised women to wait at least 3 months before making a decision about the size or removal of implants at the three month mark virtually all of the swelling has gone away and you have had time to adjust to your new look i can tell you in my experience none of our clients who felt as you do opted to have their implants removed once they got used to them i hope this helps ease your mind you are still recovering so be kind to yourself and give both your body and your emotions time to cope with this surgery best wishes to you hi so without seeing them just try living with them for a while let your body readjust to them must seem odd having them back to wear they were before having children time my dear women time good luck i am a breast specialist in nc and can totally understand how you are feeling you should wait at least 3 4 months before you make any decisions at this point your breasts will look and feel very unnatural and most patients do not like the early results as your tissues accomodate the implant and the chest muscles relax they will start to look and feel much better give it some time and discuss with your plastic surgeon for more information see <link>