Is it normal that my breast skin on the upper breasts has a wrinkled look even after my breast reduction? (Photo)

Breast reductions are generally not done for free. Many insurance companies now require patients to under go physical therapy and medication for 6-12 months before approving surgery. Though it may be covered by insurance, most people have deductibles and co-insurance that they have to pay. You...

 Because of swelling and the resulting asymmetric distribution of  restrictive forces many breast have a boxy look. Overtime they will round out. This may take a number of months.

Your breasts are extremely ptotic but not that large.Insurance will not cover your reduction and you need a lift more than reduction.I recommend a new technique called The Horndeski Method™.The breast tissue is reshaped creating upper pole fullness, elevated higher on the chest wall...

 Eventually all the dead material needs to be removed from the one before closure will ensue. Sometimes this is hasten by an operation. Even without surgery however the body will eventually removed the dead material in close the wound. Whether or not operate is a judgment call. I doubt...

With this type of wound healing it can sometimes look like it is getting worse before it starts to get better. The exposed tissue becomes red and beefy looking and can bleed more. However, in most cases this is healthy tissue and a good sign with wound healing.  It is not uncommon to have...

The incisions seem to be healing well.  The scabs will come off with time after showering.  Keeping them clean and dry in my opinion is better although some mild moisturizer does help to soften the scabs and have them come off.