I Have a Really Raw Scab Underneath my Right Areola. How Can I Get It to Heal? Doctor Answers, Tips
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I Have a Really Raw Scab Underneath my Right Areola. How Can I Get It to Heal?

I had a breast lift with augmentation a month and a half ago. I love the results that I got. But I'm worried that a scab on my right breast underneath my areola will not heal well. The scab came off but I still can see red and my flesh. What can I do to make it heal quick and well. I

5 Doctor Answers | Asked by FloresG
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Scab Underneath my Right Areola after BA

Your best option is a visit your surgeon. Although this will probably heal uneventfully on its own there may be a piece of undissolved suture her surgeon can choose to remove that with certainly speed up the healing. Good luck and best wishes. Thanks for the question
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Hello

Having a scab is normal you should not pick at it, let it heal on its own. You should see your PS to make sure your not getting an infection.
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Treating scars after breast implants

I usually recommend Neosporin and a dry gauze over areas like this, but it's hard to give you an exact answer without actually seeing you. see video

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“Scab” under Areola after Breast Augmentation/Lifting?

I'm sorry to hear about the complication you are experiencing; most of the time these wounds tend to be superficial and heal with local wound care that may involve topical antibiotics, nonstick/sterile dressings. I would suggest following up with your plastic surgeon and following his/her recommendations, given that he/she knows your situation best and is ultimately responsible for their care. Best wishes.
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Open wound of breast?

It sounds like you have some secondary healing of the breast. Without an exam, it is hard to say. Best to see your doctor.
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