Can I Use Duoderm Patches or Peroxide Water to Heal This Wound Faster? (photo)

Thank you for the question and pictures.

 Although your concern and subsequent “research” is understandable, I would suggest that you follow your plastic surgeon's recommendations. Remember that he/she knows your situation best, has the benefit of examining you, and is ultimately responsible for your care.  Of course, you should feel comfortable running any questions about “alternative therapy” by your plastic surgeon for his/her thoughts.

 Best wishes.

Breast reduction wound problems generally of the product of poor blood supply to a given area. Because of this healing tends to be somewhat slow. Almost always with proper care of the wound healing requires no further surgery. This should be managed by your surgeon not by suggestions found on the Internet.

Separations of the breast can take some time to heal. Follow your surgeon's instructions closely.