Weird Looking Drain Hole Scar After Breast Reduction? (photo)

Thank you for the question and pictures. You may be pleasantly surprised, that in the long term, irregularities and “pleating” along the incision lines will smoothen out nicely. Best to evaluate the outcome of the procedure 6 months to one year postoperatively.

 Best wishes.

The full healing time is one year and, yes, the scars can go on to heal nicely in the next six months---or you may need revision.  There is nothing you can do to rush this process, so please be patient.  In terms of the breast size, although you haven't posted a frontal view, they do seem large.  However, you haven't indicated the starting point and that is quite important.

Allow further healing time. But a revision may be needed at 6 months post operative. Best to discuss with your surgeon in detail. 

The excess skin you are seeing is a result of using the short scar technique on larger breasts. The excess skin typically improves with time. A small in office revision is sometimes necessary.  Overall, the benefit is that you will have better shaped breasts with less scar. Discuss this matter further with your surgeon.

Because all of the loose skin is essentially addressed only through the vertical direction with this technique, there is often the need to bunch or gather residual redundancy of the skin under the breast.  While your surgeon may have used this portion of the wound for drain exit, what you are really seeing is just the way that the closure often looks.  Usually this smooths out over time, but this may take a few months.  If it does not resolve satisfactorily, then a revision may be needed or desired, but this typically is done under local anesthesia.