Periareolar incision gone wrong. What can I do to fix this? (Photo)

You have tethered scarring and a possible capsular contracture of one of your breasts, the former only possible with a 'nipple' incision, the latter much more likely with said incision. Methods used to untether the scarring include scar lysis and fat grafting, but multiple attempts may be necessary. Alternatively, you could convert to a true breast lift, but a smaller implant may be necessary to be able to do that due to lack of skin laxity.

Your scars are tethered to the capsules of your implants. You would need to have all of the scar removed and then repaired. There would be a chance that this could recur, but transposing some fat or breast tissue directly under the scar may help prevent this. Also, partial capsulectomy may help since it looks like you have some degree of contracture. Hope that helps. Best of luck!

Good evening!
Your periareloar scar is tethered to your implant capsule, causing the indentations. I think the best approach is to go in and remove that tethered scar tissue, and place a piece of Strattice mesh between the overlying soft tissues and the underlying capsule, to discourage reattachment.