Healing process after breast augmentation. My areola looks half way cut. Will it stay like that? (Photo)

Thanks for your question and photos.  I am sorry to hear about your complication after surgery. From what I can see on your photos, you appear to have some slow healing on both sides.  It looks superficial, so it should eventually heal, but best to check with your surgeon about optimal wound care.  You should be seen frequently as an open wound can increase your risk of an infection and loss of the implant.  With good wound care, this should ultimately heal, but you may have a wide scar that needs revision in the future.  Good luck.  

Peri-areolar incision - is common and with some surgeons- preferable. Your wound appears to be reacting to the absorbable sutures. Eventually the body will eliminate the sutures and the incision will heal. After a year or so, if the resulting scar is objectionable to you- you would then be a candidate for a scar revision. See you Board certified PS.

The incision extends quite a bit around the Areola.  Nonetheless it is healing well albeit with Some scabby healing.  I would recommend discussing with your surgeon and possibly undergoing a scar revision in the office

From your photos it is apparent that the incisions are not healing very well. Crusting which builds up, falls off, builds up again typically requires attention. I would recommend following up with your plastic surgeon. Overtime these wounds usually heal, but the resultant scar can be a problem for patients.

Thanks for the questions. But best to seek in person second opinions from the over 80 boarded PSs in South Florida. At 4 weeks does seem that you could have an issue. Please call my office or any other boarded PS in South Florida to be seen...