Two weeks post op, I had several spitting stitches. I was fine with that, but then developed a sore that opened up on my suture line that spit several stitches. Six weeks in, I have another wound that has opened, but does not appear to have stitches showing. I am concerned about infection and the possibility of the whole suture line opening up.
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Dear buchona,
you should wait at least 6 months for the next surgery. You are still in early stage of recovery so you can expect that the shape of your breasts will change in the following weeks and months. It can take up to 4-6 months until your breasts get their final shape.
Daniel...
Lisa Lynn Sowder, MD (retired) - Account Suspended says:
Thanks for the photos. From what I see and what you say, I don't think this is going to even out with time and I think you will need to either go up in size on the right or down in size on the left. I know in my practice I sometimes don't hit a homerun despite doing my very best at the time o...
Your pigmentation issues are most likely related to scarring and incomplete removal of your areola. The pale areas around your areola are scarring, either due to loss of some tissue of the nipple there (did you have trouble healing there?), or hypertrophic scarring (overgrowth of scar). It is ...