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Breast sensitivity

December 24 2014

I recently had my first experience with a woman who had breast implants. While her nipples were responsive to kissing, etc there was an obvious difference between what was natural and what wasn't and I can't help but wonder if surgical breasts are any less sensitive to different types of touch. And for all those who say 'why didn't you ask her', I didn't think about it until afterwards and the opportunity was lost. So I am interested to hear if women experience any change in sensitivity as a result of getting implants. Thanks all.

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Dryphuz

11 years ago

But I've heard from someone with implants that she knew of ppl who lost nearly all sensitivity or have reduced sensitivity. Hers were fine though apparently its a risk you run with that kind of surgery. Same as having your nose done, you run the risk of losing your sense of smell... how common it is i cant say.

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RHP User

11 years ago

Ive known a number of women with implants. As with everything in life..... their answer varies when it comes to sensitivity changes, and that seems to depend on the method of surgery they had. Inframammary incisions (beneath the breast) don't affect the nipple while Periarolar surgeries which are typical for woman with smaller implants obviously affect the nipple area. (I dated a surgeon for a while). Ive never met a woman who has had the other options via the armpit or navel.

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RHP User

11 years ago

Comes from nerve damage. It can be present in varying degrees post operatively.

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