Good QuestionSometimes it is possible to form a blister in response to the surgical adhesive tape. This is rare, and doesn't threaten the final result. The skin will open up, and drain a little bit of fluid. Likely, the superficial skin will come off with the tape. The deep layer of skin will...
I do not have your complete history but coughing up blood after a TT is a medical emergency. It may indicate you have a pulmonary embolism which is very dangerous. Other potential problems are pneumonia, pneumothorax, fat emboli syndrome.All of these should be evaluated immediately....
This is an unusually large area of full thickness skin loss, rarely seen in cosmetic surgery. The reason is poor vascular flow to this area, whatever the cause. Your surgeon is right, that this large area to be healed in fairly short time (weeks) would require a wound vac system. This means,...
