Every patient recovers from surgery differently. Recovery varies depending on whether the implants are placed below the muscle (submuscular) or above the muscle (subglandular). If the implants are placed below the muscle, it is not uncommon for patients to feel muscle spasms for the first few days to weeks after surgery. This is due to stretching of the muscle to accommodate the implant. Initially, the implants are pulled upward by the muscle. Because of this, patients may feel the Implants are situated high on the chest. Within a few weeks to months after surgery, the implants will settle on the chest, which is commonly referred to as "implant drop" or "fluffing out". In a subglandular augmentation, there is typically less post-operative pain and muscle tightness, initially, and over time there is less settling of the implants. Subglandular augmentation is often used to create a miniature "lift" without the need for the extra incisions and scarring created by a vertical breast lift. Regardless of the type of augmentation, it is important to wear a compressive bra for four to six weeks following surgery. We recommend avoiding lifting over 5-10 lbs for the first week and 10-15 lbs the second and third weeks after surgery. Overhead lifting, in submuscular augmentations, is avoided for six weeks. Light cardio workouts can resume around three weeks after surgery. Patients will be seen for their first follow-up visit within a week of surgery and frequently thereafter throughout the postoperative recovery period.