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Purple colour of breasts after reduction: 3 months post op and have been signed off by consultant. (Photo)

Seagulls67Jun 30, 2018
Delighted with result and scar healing but don’t like the pinky/purple hue of both lower parts of breast. Was told it will fade but I don’t see that happening. What causes this and can I do anything to get rid of it please. Also, what are thoughts on silicone strips or cream 3 months on- will that improve my scars anymore than moisturiser and massage ??

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Dr. Tom J. Pousti, MD
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Answered on Jul 1, 2018
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