Concaved/indented areola/nip area. Sinks in deep laying down. Sharp striking pain in breast through out day. Both breasts. Why?

It is unfortunate when it happens, but it's not uncommon, for a suture abscess to develop.  Once the suture is removed (usually comes out on its own), this should heal on its own without any problems, which is why your surgeon was not worried.  However if this is still not all healed,...

Thank you for your question. Yes, you can take vitamin C. More importantly you will need to contact your surgeon's office and let them know you are sick to ensure it is appropriate to go forth with the operation. Best,  

Do not proceed with your surgery as you are at marked increased risks of complications from both recent use of cocaine and ongoing nicotine use. You need to have medical clearance at a minimum from the anesthesiologist who needs to know of this history, and need to be off both cocaine and...

Don't know who you are referencing. No real dietary restrictions after surgery. The anesthesia "hangover" may make it less desirable to eat some things, but not because it jeopardizes the surgery.

Just to be clear, "stitch reaction" or allergic response to suture material would be treated by antihistamines or steroids, NOT antibiotics. You probably had Vicryl or Dexon braided absorbable sutures used by your surgeon. These can be contaminated by skin bacteria, and the resultant stitch...