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Hello, Thank you for your question.This is most likely related to your sutures and should resolve in a couple of weeks. Should you still have concerns at that time, I'd recommend speaking to your Board Certified Plastic Surgeon. All the best.
This is a suture related indentation. It ought to improve over a few weeks time. If not, discuss with your surgeon. I would suspect it ought to be easily remedied in the office under local anesthesia.
Thank you for your question and the photo.It is not unusual to have the odd indent in the scar post surgery. It should settle as the sutures dissolve and the breasts settle. If you are at all concerns do go and see your surgeon.
Thank you for your question. It is most likely related to suture and usually get better in few weeks. If not improved talk to your PS
The indent in your incision will improve as the breast heals after your augmentation. The weight of the breast tends to push out any indents. If it doesn't, then a small subcision (scar release) under local can improve this after 3-6 months of healing.Keith DenklerMarin plastic surgeon
Thank for your post. Yes, this will almost certainly resolve on its own, and likely just represents a deeper dissolving suture. Gentle massage can help, but only after you clear it with your surgeon. Best wishes.
Having costochondritis does not preclude you from having a breast augmentation, but it may exacerbate your symptoms during the healing time period. Going underneath the muscle or on top of the muscle really should not make a difference at all. I hope this helps.
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