1 week post op with a weird dent above my incision. Too soon to tell? (Photo)

Thank you for your question about breast implants.For this type of question, I suggest you contact your surgeon's office directly and be seen.I hope this helps.

It is probably nothing to worry about.  Your breasts will change quite a bit over the next few weeks to few months.  However, I would follow-up with your PS to see what he/she thinks.  Good luck!

Without examining you or seeing a good set of photos- it's difficult to comment accurately. Best to follow up with your suregon

It's too soon to tell at this point in your recovery as it's only been 1 week post-op.  Your breasts will change over the next several months as your implants settle so try to focus on healing and follow your surgeon's instructions and go from there.  From the photos, your bruising is not unusual. Good luck! ac

Thank you very much for your question and photos.It does look as if you are slightly bruised
following the surgery which is to be expected at this stage.



As you say, you have a slight depression above the scar but I
think at this stage it is slightly too early to tell if this will remain.



The dents can be caused by the internal stitching, swelling or
tape you put on your incision.



I think it would be worthwhile discussing the nature of the
contour irregularity with your surgeon and in most cases they will be able to
reassure you that it will settle with time.



I wish you the best of luck and hope the area continues to heal
well. AR

I would say its too soon to tell. I would consult with your plastic surgeon and as well and see what they say.

It is difficult to say what is going on. It could be related to the steri-strips on your incision.  Best to ask your surgeon.

It is really difficult to tell from your photos what is going on. The best advice is to call your surgeon and discuss this with them. They will decide whether you need to be seen right away or if you can wait until your scheduled appointment. 

Thank you for the question and photos.  At one week most of the non-urgent details of how a breast may look are temporary.  The indentation may be where your old breast fold used to be or perhaps it is just part of the tension in the tissues from the incision closure.  Regardless, it does not appear to be anything urgent and likely can be left for evaluation at your next followup appointment.All the best,Dr. Remus Repta

It is difficult to tell from your photos what is exactly going on.  This does not appear to be an urgent situation.  Most contour changes like this usually resolve over time (weeks to months).  You are very early on in your postoperative course.  You should continue to follow-up with your surgeon as directed and discuss any concerns you have.