What’s happening and what should I do? Horror breast reduction story. (photo)

Thank you for your questions and your photos. Your best option would be to schedule a consultation with a Plastic Surgeon so they can more closely examine your breasts and scars in person. From there they will be able to provide you with their professional opinion as to which procedure(s) will...

Why are you not seeing your operative surgeon for care? Or seek finding a second opinion and care providing PS. Expect the second PS to charge a fee to be seen and to render care. Also see a dermatologist for any skin issues...

Thank you for your question. It certainly sounds like there is more information needed to be sure of a diagnosis and how to help you. I am guessing you are familiar with Raynaud's, which your problem may be related to, but cannot be confirmed without a full work-up. This should be...

Your concern is very common in inverted T reductions.  The intersection of the incisions tends to be not only a point of higher tension, but also a distal point of the skin with the least vascularity.  These issues can  combine to create a delay in healing, but it usually heals...

Thanks for writing,Without photos it is difficult to be specific. However is seems like you may need a scar revision. I would return to you Board Certified Plastic Surgeon, as he / she know what you looked like after surgery. Good luck Stephen M. Davis, MD, FACS Certified: American Board of ...

Thanks for your question. The best thing you can do is to call your health insurance company. They can tell you the plastic surgeons that participate with your plan. Schedule a consultation with one of the surgeons to discuss your options. Best wishes!