I had a lipoma removed from my right eyebrow and havent been able to raise the right side of my face since surgery, it has been 2 weeks since my surgery. Should this concern me or will I regain the ability to raise my right eyebrow? Im think maybe the glue being tight is is making it to where I cannot scrunch that side of my forehead
I had an extremely large lipoma removed from my upper back 16 days ago. The surgeon told me I would come home with a drain tube, but whoever closed for him failed to include it. 2 weeks later, i still have fluid, swelling, deep knots and pain on one side. The incision leaks a bit at one corner. I use cold packs mostly, but have tried heat. I used an antibiotic ointment. I saw the doc last friday. He seems unconcerned.
On April 13th I had a lipoma removed from my back the stitches healed, about two weeks ago I noticed little hole where the scar is where they cut now I cant get them to close and white pus with little blood come out is this normal? are the stiches that they put inside are getting spit out of the cut?
The surgeon looked at the lump that has formed, and says because I bled a lot and he had to cauterize that it is probably still blood accumulation. The lump is almost as big as my lipoma was. It is tender and sore to the touch, still. Can the lump be due to tissue from being cauterized? It seems weird that it has not gone down. It was flat for 2 days after the surgery. Concerned I may still have a lump!!! Doctor said to wait a little longer-no need to drain.
I had a lipoma removed from my forehead 2 weeks ago, after the initial swelling went down after the first few days I was left with a hard lump that is in the area that was operated on. The lipoma was definitely removed and after the surgery was complete I felt the area and it was flat and smooth except for the stitches of course... I've read many things online as to what to do and what not to do to speed up healing process but there are alot of contradictions... can anyone help and advise???