14 days post-op. Does transaxillary incisions look like they are doing well? (photos)

Thank you for your question and congratulations on your recent procedure! The incision seems to be small enough to be able to heal on its own, but it is best to continue to keep the area clean and dry to prevent infection. Should you find that you're having discharge or redness in the area, it's best to schedule follow up with your surgeon to evaluation the incision in person to rule out possible infection. Good luck and congratulations again!

You should see your surgeon to evaluate the open incision.  Most likely the incision will heal on its own with wound care that keeps the incision clean and dry. An examination by your surgeon will confirm what needs to be done and put your mind at ease.

You appear to have an irregular approximation of one end of your incision. The axilla does  have delicate skin and is an area fraught with moisture, friction and movement. So long as there is no redness, drainage or pain it will heal.with time these incisions do remarkably well. You should not be worried.