7 weeks post op...seroma after tummy tuck? (photo)

Thanks for your question -The firm mass you have is unlikely to be a seroma it is more likely fat necrosis.  You should absolutely continue to have close follow-up with your plastic surgeon to manage both the seroma and this area of firmness.

I'm sorry to hear you are experiencing a wound healing issue. It is important you remain communicative with your surgeon over these issues. It is difficult to give you concrete advise without knowing more about symptoms you're having or your history. In general, if you were my patient I would monitor you for low grade infection and possibly a blood draw to check your WBC (white blood cells). If I suspected infection I would put you on a course of antibiotics. If I could aspirate fluid I would and send that to be tested as well. Most likely this will resolve without difficulty and not affect your long term result.

Best to obtain a scan to see the volume/size of the fluid collection in the tissue of your tummy tuck...