Fluid under left nipple 4 weeks after gyno surgery.

it is difficult to answer because an exam is really needed. That being said I think it is important to try to remove any residual fluid as early and thoroughly as possible. This can mean weekly aspirations for a few weeks. 

Thank you for sharing your question. Unfortunately without feeling your tissues it is difficult to offer definite advice.  If there is fluid, and of any sizeable amount, it should be aspirated to avoid continued issues.  If the collection is small, however, then the body can absorb it on it's own.  Continue to maintain close follow-up with your surgeon to ensure you go on to fully heal. 

When having a similar operation on both sides of the body it is very common for each side to settle and change at different speeds.  One side may be more bruised or swollen and the other more tender or numb.  The good news is that you are only one month after surgery and there is lots more time to get to the final result at least six months.  It sounds as though you may have a small amount of fluid under one nipple - most surgeons would prefer two leave this if small as it will normally get absorbed and not influence the final result.  Best wishes,