fibroadenoma and breat implants

I just had breast augmentation.  Everything seems fine except I am experiencing pain on my left side.  My skin is very sensitive to the touch, almost like a burn.  There is no redness, no swelling, and I haven't had any fevers so that lets me know it's not an infection (I hope).  Two months ago, I did have 3 biopsies performed on the left side, which were all found to be fibroadenomas (benign).  Could I be feeling this pain due to the "pressure" of having an implant with these fibroadenomas present?  Will I be having this pain permanently or will it go away in time? I had 2 fibroadenomas in my right breast but no pain.  My left breast had a sizable one right above the nipple and one between 7 and 8 o'clock, the size of a garbanzo bean.  Should I be worried and see a doctor?

[Howard Rosenberg, MD]

The pain you describe can be experienced from either the augmentation or the previous biopsies, but will probably not be permanent.  Since you just had the augmentation, I would see your plastic surgeon to be reassured that nothing serious is occurring.