Scar tissue post hemetoma and seroma. Can I have the scar tissue removed surgically?

Thank you for your question.  Scar tissue is typically at it's thickest around 6-8 weeks.  That is right about where you are in your recovery.  Massage with your hands can help soften the scar tissue quicker and it is really the only non-surgical treatment for scar tissue.  I would suggest giving it more time as it may soften to the point where it does not bother you, thus avoiding a surgery.  Good luck.

It is probably too early for a revision at 2 months.  The breasts may soften with time and massaging.  However, you are at risk of capsular contracture if you had a hematoma/seroma so it's important to keep your appointments with your plastic surgeon.

It is too early to consider a surgical revision...scar tissue will generally respond to massage and patience (tincture of time) before you need to consider a surgical revision.  External ultrasound and sometimes conservative steroid injections may also help.   Surgery should be delayed for at least 9 months depending on the amount.  Your surgeon should guide you through this process.