Should my breast implant incision scars look like this 3 months post-op? (photos)

Dear Catqueeeeen,currently, the only proven method of reducing scar hypertrophy is silicone based products or hydrocortisone injections. Laser treatment will probably reduce the redness. Based on your description, it would be best that you visit your plastic surgeon for an in person examination. This way, your surgeon can assess your scars properly and determine the best course of action to address and resolve your concerns.Daniel Barrett, MD, MHA, MS 
Certified, American Board of Plastic Surgery  
Member, Am. Society of Plastic Surgery

Thanks for the question and photos.  It appears your scars may be a little hypertrophic.  This means your body has continued to produce scar tissue beyond what is needed for healing.  This can lead to raised, red, itchy scars.  In my practice, I treat these with steroid injections and laser.  Hope that helps!

It is not uncommon for scars to remain red for up to a year, sometimes as long as 2 years.  That being said, silicone gel sheets or products would probably help them fade much sooner if you are prone to hypertrophic scars.  Your surgeon can help guide you toward healing as quickly as possible.

Your scars remain hypertrophic and this will take months more to fully settle down.Silicone scar sheets, some lasers, or cortisone injections will help, as will time.Best wishes,Dr. DenklerRealSelf Top 100