Which is the best way to treat my hematoma? (Photo)

The only way to treat this hematoma is with surgical evacuation.  Aspirin will make it worse.  It will not resolve with ice and heat.  You need some attention from your surgeon, who seems to be ignoring your concerns.

Hematomas present early after a breast augmentation should be evacuated immediately.  That means opening up the skin, getting rid of all the blood creating the hematoma, finding the source of the bleeding if possible and stopping the bleeding, and closing up the skin incision over a drain which should be left in at least 3 days to decrease the chance of a recurrence of the hematoma and also removing any concurrent seroma that may have formed.By 3 weeks, your hematoma probably already solidified.  Once it solidifies, then you get what is known as lysis of the hematoma.  This lysis (liquification of the hematoma) can then be drained.  Unfortunately, the cavity formed by the solidified hematoma and/or lysed hematoma can lead to a pocket which then fills with fluid known as a seroma which becomes much more difficult to resolve.All the above means you need to see your plastic surgeon right now and get the hematoma out of you.  It's presence can lead to infection, capsular contracture, and/or distortion of the ultimate results of your breast lift/augmentation.  Cold and heat will have no positive effects on your hematoma at this point, and aspirin will increase the likelihood of expansion of your existing hematoma.

It is best to follow-up with your surgeon to manage your hematoma. There are a number of different treatments and I would say that after 3 weeks your could probably stop the ice and hot packs. I would recommend not taking aspirin as this thins your blood and can make the hematoma more difficult to form clot for absorption. #PlasticSurgery #BreastAugmentation #BreastImplants #Implants #Recovery

It is hard to tell if this is a hematoma or a subcutaneous contusion. You require examination by a plastic surgeon. If it is a hematoma it should be evacuated in the operating room.

Thank you for your pictures. The best way to treat a hematoma is early drainage. If your hematoma was not drained then it may be organized (solid) and now it is up to your body to get rid of it. That is a slow process.  This may ultimately lead to capsular contracture.  Only time and patience will treat your hematoma.