Does this look normal? Am I doing the correct wound care? (Photos)

It is difficult to tell with your photographs what is exactly causing the indent you note.  It is common at this stage in the recovery process to have fluctuations in swelling that can cause some contour changes.  Typically these resolve with time.  If this does not resolve, I...

Thanks for your question. The simple answer is, possibly.  It all really depends on the technique  and sutures used by your surgeon.  The majority of breast reductions are closed using a combination of absorbable sutures.  Both deeper and more superficial under the skin...

Thank you for your question.  The surgeon who performed your surgery would be your best source of information  since he/she knows exactly what was, Generally speaking, a lot of us use long absorbing deep sutures so it is certainly plausible, that even at 8 weeks, this could be a...

Dear luckylaw,this type of wound is not uncommon after breast lift or BA. It is usually caused by poor blood flow. I would suggest you to consult your plastic surgeon, follow your surgeon's instructions and keep your wound clean and covered. It can take few weeks or months for wound to fully ...

Since your surgeon cleared you to resume full activity, he or she must have felt you were healing well and it was safe to return.  That being said, it is common to notice increases in swelling with certain activities for weeks and even months after surgery.  If the swelling is...