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The answer is no. X-rays only pick up radio-opaque objects. These are usually hard plastic or metal. Today sutures (even non-absorbable) would not be seen on x-ray. Some surgeons used metal wire sutures in the 70's, but this practice is not common anymore in the U.S.
While there are some sutures that have small wire components, and it was done in the past, it would be unheard of for someone to be using these today.
Your still early in ypur healing phase. The redness can take 3-12 months to resolve. Lasers can help the redness resolve faster. Discuss your concerns and options with your Plastic Surgeon.
I agree - you need to discuss this with your own surgeon. Sometimes you can get these types of side effects from medications.
Decrease appetite after surgery is not unusual. Try to maintain your diet and eat smaller amounts and drink plenty of fluids.
