What is causing this hole on my incision line? (Photo)

Hi… this looks like a classic case of a spitting suture in the healing incision. This is the result of one of the absorbable sutures corroding up to the skin surface. It is entirely normal and you can expect no significant complications or problems. I certainly would see your plastic surgeon to confirm this, but more than likely, this will be taken care of with regular wound care using an antibiotic ointment. I wish you the best. Dr. Gabbay.

Thank you for your question.  This is something that you need to have looked at and addressed by your doctor, and it sounds like you already have an appointment set with them, so that's great!  Based on the photos it is most likely a spitting stitch, which is something that your doctor should be able to remove for you in the office and it opening will close.  This can be common, so nothing to be concerned about.If you would like more information regarding breast augmetation and the recovery process, you can download a free copy of my breast augmentation planner at ABetterBreast.com. 

Thanks for your question.  A common cause of a small wound along the incision at your stage of healing is a suture coming to the surface and extruding.  However, this would need be confirmed by an in-person assessment with your plastic surgeon.