My concern is that: from what I can see by using a mirror, one of my incision lines looks much darker than the other. I can't get a close look, but I am worried that a small bit of skin has turned black . . . I'd like to post pics of both incision sites and get some opinions on whether it looks like I am healing properly or not. I have a post op appt. this coming Thursday, but I'd like to get in sooner if needed. Thank you in advance for any advice- it's greatly appreciated!
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Thank you for your question and photos. Your breasts will undergo subtle changes over the weeks to months after surgery. As the skin stretches out, the implants send to settle a little bit. There is nothing you can do to hasten this process. Give it time, stay in contact...
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