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The photos show redness and swelling near your incision after a recent umbilical surgery. This situation calls for contact with your surgeon's office. They may request that you come in for in-person evaluation or recommend initial treatment based on your phone call, and the next planned office visit. Please call them today. Earlier treatment will give you the best outcome. Best Wishes.
Hello, thank you for the question. We have to sort a few things here. It sounds like one of the surgical sites has affected a cutaneous or skin surface nerve, which might explain the sensitive skin and burning sensation. It could be from a scar or a suture, or both. The other issue is if you're...
Hello, Thank you for your question. As Shakov explained, the navel piercing of the skin should be well-above the deeper layers of the abdominal wall. Like all piercings, abdominal piercings are at risk of infection, so it will be important to keep the area clean. If your surgery had been more...
It looks like a granuloma. A relatively benign process. Speak with your surgeon, typically he will place Silver Nitrate stick on it and it will resolve
