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Breast lift with anchor scarring. Do these scars look like they should? (Photo)

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Vivid569965Jul 12, 2024

I underwent a breast lift with implants about 6 months ago and I am worried about my scarring. I know I’m an impatient person but I am not sure if my scars look like they should. I freak myself out by looking at the worst case scenario cases and thought I had an infection… I have no pain and I don’t feel anything wrong. However I’m still concerned of these scars. I also heal very slowly in general which im not sure if that is a factor here. Please let me know & thank you.

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