Dear Emmajune - time is on your side with so many issues in plastic surgery, and definitely with minor wound healing issues (unless widening/distortion, or drainage or full-thickness skin loss - usually black - is developing . . . ) What you are describing is not uncommon (assuming an anchor-pattern scar) and usually heals very nicely from "inside out" with topical antibiotic ointments, avoiding further trauma (including good support) and most of all, "tincture-of-time". Even if the resulting scar is not as sharp or is displeasing, would give that 6 months minimum before even thinking of a revision (and mostly if it would improve your contour; the scar should definitely fade, but if not, steroid infiltration at the time of reclosure -which should be under less overall tension the second time around, with a natural boost to the blood supply - may help. Still a good idea to follow-up with your surgeon sooner than later (especially if the skin has turned black, but even then the above advice likely would apply . . . ) Hope this was helpful!