Nerve Damage from Tummy Tuck and Liposuction? Doctor Answers, Tips
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Nerve Damage from Tummy Tuck and Liposuction?

I had a full TT with liposuction over 8 weeks ago, the right side feels okay the left side is horrible. Is it possible to get nerve damage to bowel and leg from these procedures? Bowel movements are still not normal and left leg feels jittery. The plastic surgeon just said that my musculature on the left side was different when he did the surgery. I am not happy with the course this post op is going.

1 Doctor Answer | Asked by twilight2 in Morrisonville NY
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Hi there- I'm very sorry that you're having problems. I know all of us Board Certified Plastic Surgeons would prefer that every patient who has surgery in our care have a wonderful, predictable experience. On the other hand, we all realize that unfortunately, and even in the best of hands, there will always be some unpredictability to the practice of medicine, and complications and unexpected outcomes will occur. When and if you are experiencing anything concerning after... more

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