10 weeks after my augmentation and donut lift and I noticed this opening, should I be worried? (Photo)

Hello,You need to have suture material removed by your surgeon. As an aside, it may not be normal that one implant has not dropped after implant placement through a nipple incision (much higher risk of capsular contracture). Go visit your surgeon to remove retained suture, and to take comparative photos to see if there is any progress, and to ask surgeon to evaluate for capsular contracture. Best of luck.

Dear jove97,
it is hard to tell for sure without an examination but based on your photo, it looks like a spitting suture. It is best that you visit your plastic surgeon for further assessment. Only after thorough examination you can get proper recommendations and advice.
Daniel Barrett, MD
Certified, American Board of Plastic Surgery
Member, American Society of Plastic Surgery
Member, American Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery

Congratulations on your surgery.  From the photo, it appears that you may have a spitting stitch with is not an uncommon issue that can arise from the procedure.  It you can feel something kind of sharp or snagging on your bra or clothes than that is likely what it is.  The sutures are usually absorbable but it can be an irritation and the wound can continue to weep and remain open until the suture dissolves.  For that reason I like to simply "pluck" out the stitch in the office and place antibiotic ointment over the area until the wound closes, which happens very quickly.I would recommend you see your plastic surgeon.Hope that helps.

It is a little tough to tell but can be a few things from what I can see. It is important you speak to the surgeon who operated on you with regard to this issue.

Sorry for your problem and you are probably “spitting “ a stitch.  So see your surgeon or other expert in the area and get the area appropriately treated Dr Corbin