If excessive bleeding continues, another operation may be needed to control the bleeding and removing the accumulated blood. A small percentage of women develop an infection around in the implant. This may occur at any time, but most often seen within a week after surgery. In some cases, the implant may need to be removed for several months until the infection clears. A new implant can then be inserted.
Some women report that nipples become oversensitive, undersensitive, or even numb.
You may also notice small patches of numbness near your incisions. These symptoms will usually disappear with time, but may be permanent in some patients. There is no evidence that breast implants will affect fertility, pregnancy, or your ability to nurse. If, however, you have nursed a baby within the year before augmentation, you may produce milk for a few days after surgery. This may cause some discomfort, but can be treated with medication prescribed by your doctor.