A Fever

If you’ve got a fever, you are likely fighting off an infection. Some people can get a slight fever when their body is healing, and this is okay. This, however, is only the case if you have a fever of less than 100 degrees. If, however, you have a higher fever, or your fever has gone on for any length of time, you should think about talking to your doctor. A fever could mean that you have an infection and if you do, it needs to be taken care of before it can get any worse or cause any serious problems in your body.

Pain

A bit of pain is expected when you’re recovering from a breast augmentation procedure, but if you’ve got a lot of pain or if the pain never seems to get any better, you should speak with your surgeon. Likewise, pain that is in an area that is not in your chest or near the incision site should be suspect. Contact your doctor immediately and ask if you can schedule a visit right away. This could also point to an infection or to something that has gone wrong during the surgery.

A Lack of Healing

If the area around your incision is not healing, you may want to call the surgeon. Most professionals say that women who have had their chest area enlarged are able to recover within a few weeks. If your incision is red, burning, or irritated, or if you’re still in a good amount of pain after two weeks has elapsed, you should make an appointment with your doctor so that he can look at you to see if something has gone wrong or not.

If you believe that something isn’t quite right, don’t hesitate – call the doctor. Your body and intuition should tell you when its time to make the call or when it’s time to just relax.

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