Sometimes, depending on the many variables and circumstances a breast augmentation can leave you with unsightly scars.
Remember that any time the body is injured scar tissue is formed, the goal of any plastic surgeon is to minimize the amount of scar tissue that forms by making the smallest incision they can as well as by ensuring the cut is as clean as possible.
Immediately following the surgery, this scar tissue will stand out a lot and be a bright pink that will be definitely unsightly.
However, after several months this pink color will begin to fade until it closely matches that of the skin around it, from there you can give the skins pigment a little assistance by sunbathing or reducing the amount of light that makes contact depending if you need to go darker or lighter.
A scar no matter how well the incision is made will never disappear completely.
It will in many cases become so well blended with the skin around it that it may not be noticeable to the untrained eye.
You may still see the scar even when others do not but this is because you know exactly where to look.
In some cases, depending on the patient, these scars may not fade.
In fact in some instances, regardless of how well the surgeon made the incision and stitched up that incision you may still grow excessive scar tissue.
You may even be aware of your body's excessiveness if you have had any type of injury in the past and it ends up looking worse than it really is.
In general, the qualified surgeons will put forth all the effort to ensure that the scar is as minimal as possible.
Let's face it, it is their job to make us look beautiful and they will take it every step of the way.
Unfortunately, every individual is different and therefore the ability to predict whether you may or may not end up with an unsightly scar is next to impossible, just know that a good plastic surgeon will do whatever they can to make sure that the scar is as minimal as possible.