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Open wounds are not uncommon and is usually caused by skin tension due to the added volume on the breasts. This is easily treated with topical antibiotic creams and dressing. Consult with your surgeon regarding wound care and make sure to prevent infection by keeping the wound clean and dry at all times.
Minor wound problems are not unusual following breast reduction, especially in the vertical scar, or at the T junction. This is the area where the greatest tension occurs in a reduction, and the skin / tissue is the greatest distance from the blood supply (which comes in down the inner and outer parts of the breast. Looking at your photos, the wound is gaping a bit. It will heal in the end, but that will be fastest witht he right dressings (sometimes a 'negative pressure dressing like a PICO can help). It is certainly worth your PS taking a look - but be patient, as it will heal in the end.
Your photo is very helpful. You need to go back to your plastic surgeon for help. They may organise a consultation with a dermatologist for you if they cannot help. Best wishes.
If you feel as though your breasts are still too large after a breast reduction surgery, you can begin to consider a second reduction surgery. Have an honest conversation with your surgeon about the results you expected. If that conversation doesn't meet your expectations, consider scheduling a...
Yes, it is possible to have a breast reduction surgery after having breast implants removed. The specific requirements and recommendations may vary depending on your individual circumstances and the expertise of your plastic surgeon. It’s important to consult with a board-certified plastic s...
Your results at this early stage look significantly better than before. You are prone to poor scarring, so definitely keep using the silicone - possibly for 6 months or so will still help. Your shape will change over the next few months, but not alot. Continue to see the surgeon you have be...
Hello and thank you for your question. Contact your surgeon regarding this issue. Your Insurance company will have to be notified to find out if this is a covered benefit under your plan. Best wishes!
Hello and thank you for your question. Everything appears to be healing as it should. Contact your surgeon with any questions or concerns. Best wishes!