I Had a Breast Enlargement and Mastopexy 6days Ago and They Are Yellow and Hurt is This Normal or Infected? Doctor Answers, Tips
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I Had a Breast Enlargement and Mastopexy 6days Ago and They Are Yellow and Hurt is This Normal or Infected?

I had breast enlargement and mastopexy 6days ago. One of them sticks out more that the other, hurts more in certain places when touched, feels tighter and gets random pains. The other one is still sore, tight and hard and red in certain places but just not as much as the other. They are both yellow around the areola and in certain places are redish and hard. The one that hurts more is also yellow underneath near the scar. Is this just bruising? Or should i be worried?

3 Doctor Answers | Asked by Allison1234
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Post Op Breast Surgery

Thank you for your question. Without examination, it is difficult for anyone to tell you if what you are experiencing is "normal". Yes, there may be bruising, swelling,etc after surgery but you should really go in and be checked by your surgeon if you are concerned about your recovery. Best wishes.
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Skin color changes and pain following a mastopexy with implants after six days

Post operative mastopexy with skin color changes is generally not an abnormal finding. Infection, skin necrosis, and wound dehiscence(breakdown) arepossible concerns following any breast lift procedure, with, or without implants. An office visit to your doctor is important to rule out some issues that may need to be addessed acutely. These changes 6 days after your procedure may be related to a retained hematoma or seroma( collection of blood or fluid) which also may need treatment.... more
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Breasts yellow and hurt fresh post-op

Without and exam, it is difficult to say whether this is normal or not. The best present o ask and probably see is your surgeon.

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