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Not great photos, but nothing too obvious here that stands out as being dramatically wrong so I think you will likely be ok
You need to be examined in person to determine if everything is healing well. Please see your PS.Best,
Wound healing should not be assessed by photos alone, as a clinical examination and evaluation provides a lot of useful information. It would be useful to clean off the scabs on the Right areola to see if all is well with the wound underneath. I would expect a wound at 11 days to be clean, dry and intact with no gaps (which it may well be under the scabs). The Left periareolar wound looks fine in the photo, but the nipple-areola complex does look significantly more swollen than the Right. This may actually be fine and certainly there is no redness in the photos to suggest infection. However, the best way to be sure is to return to your surgeon for a clinical evaluation.
The photos are not all clear, but there does not seem to be a major issue here. Small areas of separation are not unusual. However to be sure, check back with your surgeon who will be better able to help you after an exam. It is too early to make any judgments about appearance of the nipple/areola complex as there is still a fair amount of swelling that will need to resolve.
First ONLY 4 days!... Second no before posted photos!... Third you had a donut lifting also!... Fourth Allow 3 months healing... Good Luck/
Removing the port (valve) of a Becker implant, provided it is done correctly, should not lose any significant volume, either at the time of removal, or subsequently in the long term. It is not normal to lose as much as 25 to 50 cc.
I have my patients stay in their post operative garment until there follow up appointment and than they can start showering and no baths for a month