Is it okay to take ibuprofen 5 weeks post-op breast reduction?

 It does appear that you have necrosis at the T-junction. Thank you for including the pictures. It looks like you have a very nice result. Necrosis at the T-junction is quite common. It does not appear to be infected. I would agree with local wound care as prescribed by your surgeon. Good luck.

Even though I'm not familiar with the specifics of Oregon's health plan, most health insurance companies cover some or all of the costs of breast reduction surgery if it's deemed "medically necessary." Based on the symptoms you describe, it's likely that your procedure would fall into that...

Asymmetric breast swelling is common after any procedure. Your condition is likely benign. Without additional information or photographs, potential problems such as a hematoma or infection cannot be ruled out. It would be appropriate to inform your surgeon of your condition and concerns. 

It is not uncommon to have these wound openings at the T junction, just keep the area dry and covered with gauze and continue to follow up with your PS.

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...