I have a string coming out of my incision after 4 weeks. Is it a suture? Also another issue with weirs shape. (photo)

Thank you for your photos.  It looks like you have a spitting stitch.  Please don't remove this yourself.  Please go to your board certified plastic surgeon's office to have them take care of it.  It is common for any surgical procedure to cause swelling. You
will most likely have less spasm this time around as you already have a
pocket. It will take weeks for swelling to go down. It will take
months for the implants and the soft tissue to settle into place.
It is too early to comment about the shape.  I would discuss this with your board certified plastic surgeon. 

You should see your PS about your concerns.  See them sooner than later.  As for the shape, it will take several months to get a better idea of what the final shape will look like.Best,

The suture should be removed.  It's best to get your surgeon to do this for you.  The shape of your breasts may improve with time.  When a capsulorraphy is done, some surgeons overcorrect as there is some loosening with time.  This could be responsible for the abnormal shape.Please follow up with your surgeon who can best address these concerns.

It sounds like you have undergone a revision procedure.   Please see your plastic surgeon to have your suture removed.  He/she can best address your concerns regarding your breast shape.  Best wishes for a speedy recovery.

Best to have your plastic surgeon removed the sutures for you. He/she will be able to address your questions/concerns regarding the breasts' shape as well. Best wishes.

Yes, the suture looks like an absorbable suture that coming through the skin or incision. This is relatively common. Your plastic surgeon can easily remedy the situation by trimming the suture.Sometimes the capsule is opened inferiorly (at the crease area) and the implant bulges out, if it has no other place to go. Ask you plastic surgeon about this issue.Best wishes

That string does look like a suture and while it is likely not a big deal, it is something you should discuss with your surgeon.  The same goes for your concerns regarding the appearance of the implant.  Give your surgeon a call and discuss your questions with him or her.

Dear Ms. Electrocute,Thank you for your story and photos. Your Plastic Surgeon know exactly what he/she did at surgery.I suggest you call your Plastic Surgeons and pose your questions.I trust that you have chosen a Plastic Surgeons who is experienced and Certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery. In addition ideally a member of the American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (denoting by membership as having met additional criteria and a focus on Cosmetic Plastic Surgery).I wish you my best and success,R. A. Hardesty, MD, FACSDiplomate and Certified by the Am. Bd. of Plastic Surgerywwwimagineplasticsurgery.com4646 Brockton AveRiverside, Ca 92506(951) 686-7600

You should see your surgeon for your concerns regarding your shape and your spitting stitch.  You do not want the stitch to cause infection or inflammation, especially when there is an implant near by.I cannot answer your shape questions except to say that it's too early to judge.

Greetings,You should get back to your plastic surgeon to have the exposed suture removed. It can be a source of a late infection if you ignore it. If you cut it out yourself, you may accidentally infect your breast.The shape of post-operative breast tends to improve with time. Your plastic surgeon should see you again to evaluate his result and to follow your recovery.Best Regards,