Scaly and Yellow Discharge from my Aereola and Incisions, I Had Breast Lift 5 Months Ago? (photo) Doctor Answers, Tips
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Scaly and Yellow Discharge from my Aereola and Incisions, I Had Breast Lift 5 Months Ago? (photo)

I had breast lift 5 months ago , they had to remove the stitches since I had an incision that was not healing. Now I notice that my aereola is crusty and having yellow fluids coming out. My doctor said that I got a viral infection for taking too much antibiotic to heal the open wound. He prescribe for me acyclovir 200 mg which make me get a bad rash in the breast and my other breast started draining fluid too, I have a burning sensation too. Please advise.

1 Doctor Answer | Asked by rosavm
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Allergic Reaction to Topical Glue?

Thank you for the question and pictures. Your plastic surgeon is in the best position to advise you. However, I believe that your pictures and description are consistent with an allergic reaction. I have seen this exact “picture” several times when patients have had allergic reactions to topical substances such as “glue” used on incision lines. These patients have always gone on to heal although it takes several months for the crusting, draining, and burning... more

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