2 weeks PO. I've noticed the skin has started peeling around the T incision. Is this normal? (photos)

Peeling is normal.  I usually do not cover the incisions. Recommend that you keep the area dry and use no ointments.  Every surgeon has different post op care instructions, so follow those provided by your PS. This will heal on its own with time.Kenneth Hughes, MD, ABPS Board Certified Plastic SurgeonLos Angeles, CA

The "T" point is an area common for delayed healing. It is a vascular water shed (i.e. relatively diminished blood supply where 3 flaps meet) under high tension.Patients will typically exhibit some degree of dehiscence (separation) and epidermolysis (sloughing of the upper layers of skin). With some local wound care, these will typically heal secondarily without further intervention.As always, discuss your concerns with a board certified plastic surgeon (ABPS)Donovan Rosas MDBoard Certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery
Member: American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, American Society of Plastic Surgeons
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It is very common to have some peeling of skin in these areas.  Peeling of the top layers of skin will result in the pink color you see.  This color will likely return with time.  But I don't see any open wound.  I do not see an indication for Bacitracin or non-stick gauze.  Actually you may do some harm with those combined as you will keep the area too moist as if you soaked in the tub too long.  Speak with your surgeon for more personalized directions but I would just keep some dry gauze in your bra and maybe some body lotion over the healed scar.