Could my breast be infected after breast reduction? (Photo)

Your surgeon is in the best position to answer this question.  You have had an anchor pattern reduction and the “T” junction is angry which is very common with this technique.  Infection is often associated with discharge, redness and fever although its not always the case. Its not uncommon to experience some wound breakdown or discharge from this area after surgery.  Follow your surgeons post operative guidelines carefully and let them know about any changes

Hi- you can relax- the T- zone is the tightest for the skin and often has a small amount of what we call delayed healing-- it will probably need a little more time than the rest, but will be fine. You should follow the wound care advice from your plastic surgeon-- she knows your anatomy and situation the best.Breast Wishes