Brow lift, chin lipo, and breast tissue removal from my armpit.

Updated close up of scars. Losing more hair everyday. Looks like I’ll be wearing headbands all summer to cover this up. Again I would have never chosen to do a coronal brow lift. This is why I specifically wanted an endoscopic brow lift, to avoid issues like this

UPDATE:
Spoke to another plastic surgeon in my area just so I could get a second opinion. 
Aside from the obvious, performing a surgery different from the one that was discussed bad. ( He did say him and his colleagues notice that’s a trend when getting plastics in other countries). 
He said that he strongly disagrees that the little pudginess in my armpit was breast tissue. Said it’s rare to have breast tissue in that area. So my arm was sliced open for no other reason than to get a couple extra bucks out of me. 
And to be honest In the consultation with Dr. Quiroz he said that signs that it was breast tissue was tenderness or enlargement of the armpit area during your period. And I told him no I don’t experience that but at the second consultation that was done in person before my surgery he insisted that it was. 
I believed him, he was the doctor after all. Now I see that I shouldn’t have. 
I will say that the incisions under there have been the hardest part of recovery and a bit traumatic which is part of a longer story. But just so you get a picture they put drains in the incision with nothing to catch the blood and I was laying in a pile of blood until I called the nurses over to help me change and find a way to keep blood from spilling all over me and the bed. 
Also sent me home the next day the same way. Did not even give me medical supplies so I could attempt to cover up the drains. Not that I probably could of I had very little mobility and was in a lot of pain, my sister flew down the next day to take care of me after I called her crying 
In the picture is the edge of the incision on my left armpit. 3 days after surgery they removed my drains but did not close the hole. My sister noticed that the left side had a lot of skin hang off the that end, called it a “penis”. Showed Dr. Quiroz a couple days later and he put a stitch in it. Am a bit worried about it, it looks like it’s overlapping the skin and it’s not healing as well as I’d like it to. Unfortunately the other plastic surgeon I spoke to was a virtual consultation and he had a hard time deciding whether it was placed well. Just going to go to my primary doctor to have a look at it. 
Also would like to mention that I STILL haven’t heard from Dr. Quiroz or his assistant and I’ve called back TWICE and emailed.

Horrified.
I had three procedures done with Dr. Quiroz at Vida wellness. Brow lift, chin lipo, and breast tissue removal from my armpit.We discussed doing an endoscopic brow lift. I’m 29, I didn’t want anything super invasive and I was told that endoscopic brow lifts and the chin lipo were minimally invasive and I’d only need 2 weeks of downtime. Exactly what I was looking for considering it was my first time doing plastic surgery. Imagine my surprise a week after surgery when I realize that my head was sliced open from ear to ear without my consent. When it came to the armpit he told me we would have to make an incision to remove it. Never would I thought in order to remove a little extra tissue he would open up my armpit completely. I wish I would have listened to my intuition and never done these procedures with him at Vida wellness. I contacted Denisse his assistant and coordinator and she assured me that she would have Dr. Quiroz call me. That was days ago and nothing. I’ve attached pictures of my sutures and you can see in the pictures where I’m already starting to lose my hair around the stitches. When I did research on coronal brow lifts it said that 20% of people suffer from hair loss. It also elevates your forehead and I was wondering why my forehead looked so big. If you research it you will also see how many other risks are associated with this type of procedure. I will FOREVER have 3 major scars on my body, I was never made aware and I never consented to have such invasive procedures.