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Post by ANewMeToBe 6th January 2011, 12:01 pm

Help girls! I am just shy of 7 weeks post BA and Uplift, last night a disolvable stitch poked it's ugly wire like head through my lovely neat scar!

I knew it hadn't disolved yet as I would feel it under the skin and was planning to speak to my ps about it next week at my next app.

I trimmed the top off so the skin could heal again but I couldn't get the stitch out. I can just about still feel that the knot is under the skin.

How long before I should start to worry that my stitches haven't all quite gone yet? Also, what about the couple (knots) that I can still feel in the vertical scar under the healed skin when I massage? Will I just have to leave them in forever and put up with my OH being able to feel them!

Any feed back would be greatly received.

Helen x
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Post by kinkyboots33 6th January 2011, 9:14 pm

hey.... i have heard that it can take 3 months for the internal stitches to dissolve fully.... try not to worry about it..

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Post by sarahdawn31 9th January 2011, 5:22 am

Hi Helen,

I had stitches poking out until just recently so 3 mo post op! They are horrible things, I had my ps pull some out at my 6 wk check and since have pulled a few out and left some and they do eventually dissolve or make their way out. I also did put this perscription antibacterial cream (my ps provided) on them so that they didnt get to inflamed or irritated and ruin the tidy scar.

xx
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Post by ANewMeToBe 9th January 2011, 7:08 am

Thanks Sarah, seeing ps tomorrow so I'll see if I can get some of that cream. Already had one infection caused by the hole one of the stitches left, could do with avoiding that again! X
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Post by kld247 10th January 2011, 12:19 pm

I've got a couple of stubborn ones too Helen!
I've got a check up tomorrow so I was going to ask my nurse about it too.
Otherwise how are you healing Helen?
I'm loving my boobs, my OH doesn't want them to get any bigger but I don't mind ha ha! Think I got used to them when they were swollen from the surgery. I went bra shopping last week and thought it would be so easy.....boy was I wrong! Ended up with a 32DD in one brand and a 32F in another (although the wire does goes nearly up my arm pit!)
k xx
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Post by angbabyxx 10th January 2011, 1:14 pm

Ooh, how horrible girls...I have head that some surgeons advise that massage will help them 'pop' out, maybe you could ask you ps if this would help in your case? I was told by my clinic nurse that it can take up to 6 months for them to dissappear completely...

Hopefully you'll be free of the little blighters very soon!!!

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Post by ANewMeToBe 10th January 2011, 1:22 pm

Yup, just been told this morning to "firmly" massage the scars with bio oil to smooth the scars and help work the last stitches out!
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