I Two Weeks Post Op from my Tt. my Mons is So High, my Incision is So High Even for Granny Panties? Doctor Answers, Tips
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I Two Weeks Post Op from my Tt. my Mons is So High, my Incision is So High Even for Granny Panties?

I am two weeks post op from my tt. My mons area is so high I am worried it will stay like that. PS said there is no fluid because It's not hard. My incision is so high on my right side , but the left side has a dog ear. The middle part of the incision looks horrible, I am applying an antibiotic with silver so it can heal. I feel miserable , I should've appreciated my body before now I look at it and can't help to burst into tears..

5 Doctor Answers | Asked by Rochaguis in Chicago
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Two Weeks Post Op

Thank you for your question, and I am sorry for your distress. If possible , attaching a photo would make it possible to give some more specific answers to the issues you present. When saying that the mons is high, I am not sure whether you mean that it protrudes away from the abdomen, or if it is elevated, as it toward your chest. With your surgeon's noting absence of fluid, I would assume it is protruding, and that therefore it is quite likely that this is swelling that... more
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Hang in there

Hello, Thank you for the question. It sounds like you are having a hard time with your recovery both physically and psychologically. What is done is done, so now the healing process must be allowed to occur. Once everything is healed you will be able to assess what you like and what you dont like. Revision of the tummy tuck by an experienced board certified plastic surgeon can help in the future should you need it. All the best, Dr Remus Repta more
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Don't be miserable!

Don't be miserable because two weeks after surgery is way too early to evaluate your results. All of the issues you are describing are easily fixable but first you must be patient and allow yourself time to heal, the swelling to subside and the tissues to stretch. Even if you need a revision after approximately six months have passed it won't be as big a deal as the original surgery.

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Unhappy with TT results

I am sorry to hear that you are not happy. You obviously need to discuss your concerns with your surgeon. Unfortunately, these types of things tend not to get better over time. You need to accept that a revision may be in your future. You may or may not want to have your original surgeon do this when the time comes.
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I'm sorry to hear about the anxiety you are experiencing after tummy tuck surgery. Although it may be difficult to believe, it is very likely that you will find the aesthetic appearance of your abdomen will improve over the course of the next several months. At this point, there is not much to do but allow for additional time to pass before evaluating the end results of surgery. This evaluation is best made 6 months and even up to one year after surgery. Assuming you are... more
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