Incisions at 9 weeks post-op BA; are the scars supposed to look like this? (Photos)

Your scars are settling normally as they should. They are also nicely placed in your infra mammary fold. They will continue to be pink for some time. As the scar matures, the pink colour will fade out of them and they will appear to be paler. It can take almost a year for the scars to fully mature. You should be massaging your scars and you certainly can used Bio oil on them. 

Thank you for your question and congratulations on your recent procedure! Given the images, you look to be healing quick nicely. Scars take up to a year to fully mature however it's also never too early to discuss a scar management plan. Best of luck and congratulations again!

Thank you for your question. I instruct all of my patients to perform daily scar massage and apply a silicone based scar ointment or tape to their incisions. Biocorneum makes an excellent product. Your incisions appear to be healing well. Please ask your board certified plastic surgeon for specific instructions regarding his or her scar management protocol. Hope this helps.

Hello,Your scars appear a purple/red colour which is common at 9 weeks. If they are not sore/raised then they will likely continue to lighten up and become less visible over time. Talk with your Plastic Surgeon about scar gel application or other recommendations they may have.All the best

Your scars are still fairly red, but at nine weeks post-operatively, this is oftentimes seen. I would definitely recommend keeping in touch with your plastic surgeon.  He/she can keep an eye on them, and if it appears that they are becoming hypertrophic, he/she can inject a steroid into the scars to help them.  Hypertrophic scars is what we call scars that become thickened and elevated. Over the next several months, your scars will begin to fade, and should become a fine white line. Thanks for sharing!

Hello dear, thanks for your question and provided information as well, your scars look normal, you can have one bigger than the other, feel swollen and also have bruises and open wounds, it is normal and that can happen for the first 3 to 4 months until your implants have settle in. I recommend you to wait and keep using your post surgical bra, that will help you with the shape and support…

Thank you for your question.  At just 9 weeks post op your scars look to be healing just fine.  I would suggest silicone tape or silicone scar gel at this point to help the recovery process.  They will fade in time but it does take several months and up to a year for scars to fade.Best of luck,Dr. Hisham Seify

Your scars are healing naturally. Color and flatness looks normal. Using a silicone sheeting or silicone scar treatment product can help move things along and ensure a beautiful outcome. Best of luck!

Thank you for your question.  There are lots of factors that come into play when it comes to how incisions heal. Some of these factors include your own genetics, the surgical technique, smoking or if there has been an infection.  It is important to understand that it may take 9 to 12 months for an incision to fully mature and heal.   In the early weeks after surgery the incision can look worse before gets better. This is not unusual.  Some patient's incisions can get thickened or what we call hypertrophic while other patient's incisions can form keloids.  Keloids are very thickened scars.  Early on incisions can look quite pink.  This usually fades with time.  Your incisions do not look unusual for the period of time in healing.   Silicone-based products are usually best in terms of helping incisions look more aesthetically pleasing.  However just giving them time can have the same effect.

Thank you for your questions.  It is common for healing scars to take a year to completely mature and fade down.  Silicone based scar preparations can be very helpful in minimizing the scar and are usually fine to start using now, but be sure to go with the advice and instruction of your Plastic Surgeon before proceeding.  Be sure to be checking in with your doctor to have your progress and healing tracked for the best outcome.

Best of Luck,

Dr. K.