Skin breakdown under breast after breast augmentation and lift. Anything I should be worried about? (Photo)

Thanks for your inquiry and picture.  Sorry for your struggles.  Any wound that can potentially connect directly to an implant pocket is a significant concern. Only your surgeon knows what amount and quality of tissue exists between your wound and the implant. If you use any nicotine, please stop now. The fact it is occurring after three weeks and there is no redness is a good thing, but you need to have it followed closely with your surgeon and best of luck.  

Thank you for your question and photograph, and I am sorry to hear about your wound healing difficulties.  I can see your area of concern, and this should heal well, given enough time.  Because of your implants, it is important to perform local wound care to this area, as you want to minimize the risk of infection.  Though things look appropriate now, be sure to alert your surgeon of any acute changes in appearance or sensation to your breast, as it is best to catch things early, before they become problems.

Thank you for your question and photo.  Although the wound healing issue is not normal, please continue to follow the wound care instructions that were given to your by your surgeon.  During the wound healing process, be sure to maintain close contact with him or her to be sure that the hole on your breast is healing properly.All the best,Dr. ResultsMiami, FL

Hello
dear, thanks for your question and provided information as well…
I have to say that you are still early on healing process, it is too soon to
determine how your results are going to be, per now, they look very nice and
beautiful, you can have one bigger than the other, feel swollen and also have
bruises and open wounds, it is normal and that can happen for the first 3 to 4
months until your implants have settle in. I recommend you to wait and keep
using your post surgical bra, that will help you with the shape and support!!

Thank you for your question.  After reviewing your photos the opening appears small and superficial.  This is not an uncommon problem after your procedure.  Most often the opening is due to a buried suture that has migrated through the skin.  You are doing the right thing by keeping it clean and using an antibiotic ointment.  It should heal within a week or 2.  Keep your plastic surgeon informed.

Occasionally the area of tension under the breast can break down. Generally it will heal with conservative care. It is important to check with your surgeon to be sure the implant is fine. Suturing this area can be an option but usually we just let it heal.