I have a wave like fluid after a Tummy Tuck. Any suggestions?

It sounds as though you have developed a fluid collection between the rectus ("six-pack") muscles and skin flap, which is called a seroma.  This is one of the most common complications after abdominoplasty.  I recommend the safest option which is to consult a plastic surgeon in your area to determine whether aspiration (drainage) may be of benefit.  In the meantime, I advise you to observe for any warning signs of infection (including redness, increasing pain, drainage from the incision, or fever).Best,Stephanie Power MD, FRCSC

A typical abdominoplasty is a powerful procedure that
often removes and reposition tissue of the abdominal wall for better contour
and aesthetics. After an abdominoplasty, the skin swells from the trauma of
surgery fluid collects between the abdominal wall and the skin. The fluid
that collects is typically managed with drains. Without drains, fluid collections
are often managed with serial aspirations and, if persistent, operative drainage.
A detailed examination will help delineate the best treatment. Close follow-up with the surgeon is essential.

This sounds like a seroma.  You should see your surgeon for a complete evaluation.  Alex Campbell, MD