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Stitch Abcesses After Breast Lift Surgery

  • posted 3 years ago
  • updated 3 years ago
  • Not Sure
  • Cost: $4,500
  • Dallas, TX

The reason I did it was that my breast were...

The reason I did it was that my breast were sagging to low. I am just worried about this recovery period and getting these wounds closed up.

I have two openings, one on each breast. I am in my 4th week after breast lift surgery. My question is what to do with these openings? Leave them alone? try to close them with a tape and neosporin? thank you for your response!
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Comments (8)

Lydia1234 30 Jan 2013
Hi Dallaslove, My friend had a similar situation a few years back! It was traumatic to say the least. She wants to go for corrective surgery as she as horrible scars. What was the final diagnosis stitch absess? And, how did you resolve the issue.
sammie9 29 Dec 2009
Lady, get real, this Dr. did not complete his job. You need to demand he complete his work! This is totally unaccepatable
furia65 4 Feb 2011
I do not think any Dr. will be replying your post due liability. Go to the surgeon and he should be directing you what to do.
LADY RO 5 Oct 2009
yes, please go back to the surgeon.
qfa001 4 Oct 2009
I would definately not leave it I would either contact the surgeon who originally performed the surgery or seek a second opinion straight away.
April F 17 Sep 2009

Hi Dallaslove,

I would suggest that you contact the surgeon who performed your breast lift.

He/she should follow-up with you to treat any post-op problems like this.  You definitely shouldn't have to try to patch yourself up alone!

Dallaslove 17 Sep 2009
the above link you suggested doesnt answer my questions..sorry
Sharon at RealSelf (Community Manager) 17 Sep 2009

This related question from another RealSelf user with the same problem might help: Stitch abscess after Breast augmentation?

Hope you're feeling better soon and good luck with your recovery.

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