T spot after breast lift still open after 2 weeks, how long to heal? (photo)

Have your surgeon check your wound again. That dark area should be trimmed off and you might have a stitch under the scab which is slowing things down. This should then heal with a nice result. Good luck.

Hi Jennifer6645, 
I am sorry to hear about the your wound healing concern. It is best that you closely monitor your wound and follow up with your plastic surgeon. You should follow your surgeon's post operative instructions for faster healing and recovery.
Daniel Barrett, MD, MHA, MS
Certified, American Board of Plastic Surgery

Member, American Society of Plastic Surgery

Member, American Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery

Thank you for your question.  Continue with your plastic surgeon's recommendations.  Each patient heals differently and at different times.  If you continue to have concerns I would schedule a follow up appointment with your plastic surgeon to ensure everything is healing correctly.  Best of luck!

Your incision should heal by the 6th week the latest. Keep your surgeon in the loop.Dr. Ted Eisenberg, Board Certified Plastic Surgeon and Author

This where the tension is the greatest after the surgery, therefore a common area to split slightly.  Often it will heal without incident.  Check with your surgeon to make sure there isn't a suture under the skin irritating the area, preventing healing.There are many factors, which should be discussed with your board certified plastic surgeon and an in-person exam.
Hope this is helpful, best of luck!

This is the most common area with the anchor pattern scar to develop some wound healing issues. If the area continues to scab and does not appear to be getting any smaller, do see your plastic surgeon. It is possible there is a suture protruding at that opening that may be preventing it from healing properly. 

Hello,
That is a very common area for delayed wound healing. Ointment with a 4x4/gauze over the wound is best. It’s a good idea to have your plastic surgeon look at it closely to make sure there isn’t a future abcess. If there is, it needs to be trimmed off . Keep doing what you are doing though. These types of wounds can take a couple months to completely close.

Unfortunately where skin touches skin the healing is sometimes delayed. It may take another month for the area to heal. Keep doing as your surgeon has told you- Neosporin on the wounds and gauze to prevent the skin rubbing over the wound is what I tell my patients to do.