Scar Removal from Breast Augmentation

Often, the simplest solution to breast augmentation scars is to excise them and resuture them without tension.  I have found this to work well. My office offers a combination of ablative and non-ablative lasers.  I also advise my patients to begin treatment with Melarase for dark scars. 

If your scar is recent, massaging them will be helpful. You should wait a few months before inquiring for a scar removal. But when that time comes, scar revision is the most common. But if your scar is small, I would not bother. As with other breast augmentation scars, there is no way to completely avoid the scar. 

Without knowing exactly what it is about the scar that you find concerning, it is difficult to know how to address the question. As the other panel members suggested, silicone sheeting works well even on older scars to help flatten the tissue. If the scar is raised, steroid injections may be appropriate when properly evaluated for such. If the concern is the color of the scar (brown or red), lasers and/or topical products would be excellent treatment options.
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Scar revision is fairly common, but it is simply trading a new scar with hopes that it will have an improved look. You cannot simply "remove" a scar. If the scars are young (< 6 months), then give them time and massage and they will improve. Silicone sheeting and gels may help soften the scar. If the color of the scar is a problem, some lasers and lightening creams may help. The best recommendation is to see your plastic surgeon and explain your concerns. You may find that reassurance is all you need, especially if your surgery was only a few months ago.

If the scar is really small, leave it. Nothing will take it away entirely. If it is raised or pigmented, see your surgeon about a scar revision. These can usually be done under local in the office for small scars.
Best Regards.