Dent at inframammary incision? (Photo)

Hello,

You are looking perfect.  Those dents are there because of sutures that are supporting the incisions, preventing premature implant incursion. With time, they will round out.  Best of luck!

It's best to bring this problem to the attention of your surgeon.  Most problems like this resolve with just conservative treatment, but your surgeon can best assess the situation.

Thanks for your question and photos. The best person to discuss your concerns with is your surgeon. Only they know how they closed you and with what type of sutures. This may be "normal" for your surgeon. With that said, if absorbable sutures were used, this dent should go away in a few months. Good luck. 

The "dent" may simply be a deeper stitch that will relax with time. Best to ask your operating surgeon so he or she can properly explain to you the technique that he or she used. Good luck!

can occur with how it was sutured.  Surgeons have their routines and some suture the deeper tissue down to the chest wall to minimize bottoming out or migration of your fold downwards.  Those that do it, including your own, should be able to provide you the reassurances you desire as they will also be on the hook if it doesn't smooth out with time.  So ask your surgeon, focus on healing, and when your photos are done, critique your shape and incision and if still flattened, you should ask your surgeon about fixes.