Is this inframammary Breast Augmentation incision infected at 22 days post op? (photos)

Hello,Make an appointment with your plastic surgeon immediately and have him/her examine your wound for any follow-up care that might be needed. Good luck.

Hi there,Thank you for your question. From the photos you appear to be healing. That being said, have your incision assessed by your plastic surgeon. Best, realdrsix

it seems that from your photos, you have delayed healing, and probably not and infection. You should certainly see your plastic surgeon to determine a plan for wound care.

Hello,Thank you for the question and photos. This should have closed by now so I recommend that you see your Plastic Surgeon in person for wound assessment and help with healing.All the best

Judging by the photos, it does not appear that your incision is healing properly.  Although it does not look infected, I am concerned with the healing process as you have some skin loss/breakdown.I would recommend calling and following up with your plastic surgeon ASAP.Good luck.

Make sure to see your surgeon to evaluate your incision, if only to discuss the proper care of the incision.

Based on your photos, you appear to have some superficial wound breakdown. The "brown puss" that you are seeing is likely fibrinous exudate (human glue) that is trying to heal the open wound. You should make an appt. to see your PS tomorrow as this is not a normal finding. Hopefully, the open wound is superficial and should heal with some local wound care (Vaseline ointment/Bandaid). Best of luck with your surgery. 

are very rare but they do happen.  Infections usually involve spreading redness, increasing pains and discharge, and even fevers.  If this is localized as it appears, you do have a wound complication and should see your surgeon to ensure that it is as it appears and is not the tip of some iceberg.

Thank you for posting photos! As mentioned by previous surgeons, definitely see your surgeon with your concerns. He/She can follow your healing process closely and ease any of your concerns. Congrats on your recent surgery and best of luck! Dr. Kim

Thank you for your question. It does not look infected beaded on the picture. Look like scab came out. Please talk to your PS