I Am a 32G/H, What Size Would I Be if 500 Grams Was Taken? (photo)

   Your description sounds like partial areolar necrosis that your surgeon debrided.  This can occur following breast reduction and usually can be managed conservatively.  Pain and raw areas in your case is really impossible to evaluate without pictures or an exam.

In viewing your photo it appears that you have a severe infection. You should consult with your doctor immediately.

    While the fluid may represent fat necrosis or fluid collection, this could represent infection.  If there was a concern like this following breast reduction, I would recommend an exam by the plastic surgeon.

The photograph will demonstrates the areola suffering after a breast reduction. Some of the areola might be lost. Surprisingly, as the area heals the areola and often times look fairly normal. Time will tell

Since one side is operated and the other is not, of course there will be differences. This will persist until the operated side is fully healed, which can take a year. This is always a finding with surgery performed on one breast and not the other, but does not mean that there is a problem....

    The nipple areola necrosis you have should be examined to determine if anything further needs to be debrided.  At this point, the area will need to heal.  Then a revision can be contemplated after healing is complete.  You may be able to get to the result you...