I Have a String Coming out of One Little Spot on my BA Incision? (photo)

The sutures picture appeared the nylon. Whether they are or not it would be best to have been removed.

Sometimes the dissolvable sutures used to close a breast augmentation incision will work their way out through the skin instead of dissolving.  I would recommend following up with your doctor who can likely remove the suture easily in the office.  Good luck.

It looks like you have a "spitting" suture that just needs to be removed or trimmed by your surgeon.  Typically the deeper sutures dissolve on their own but sometimes they don't so your body is working it out and basically pushing it to the surface.  ac

What you see there is a suture that is supposed to dissolve over the first 2-3 months after surgery. In this case, and this is not uncommon, the body didn't dissolve it quickly enough and so it is "spitting" it out. You can see that it isn't infected as there isn't any redness around it. If you call your surgeon they remove it for you.

As others have said, it appears as if one of the deeper sutures that usually dissolve is working its way to the surface, or "spitting."  Usually, these sutures will dissolve between 2-3 months; but in some individuals, they may work their way to the surface.  I would suggest that you call your plastic surgeon; then he or she can remove it for you.  Good luck!

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That looks like one of the deep sutures that usually dissolves at around the 3month mark.

When the body can't dissolve it, the body finds a way to "spit" it out.

The best plan now is to get your PS or his/her nurse to remove it.

Good luck

Looks like the end of a suture.  Best practice would be to have your surgeon removed the suture using sterile instruments. All the best. 

That appears to be a deep vicryl suture in they sub dermal level. Best to see your surgeon for removal sterilely. 

I am somewhat confused in that in one of your pictures there appears to be  external sutures which will need to be removed; in the other picture, an  absorbable suture is visible. Best to be seen by your plastic surgeon for suture removal, if necessary.

 Best wishes.

Not uncommon at the end of the superfical closure, the know pokes through. This often can be trimmed, but I would let your surgeon do it.