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Thank you for your question and pictures, it is not uncommon to have a small opening at the T junction, keep it dry it will heal in a couple of weeks continue to follow up with your PS.
It is not unusual to have wound issues at the T junction and this will heal with dressings. Important thing is that the wound does not get infected and the implant is well protected. Best to keep in touch with your PS.
Thank you for your question. It does unfortunately happen on occasion that the T-point of the incision will have delayed healing. As long as it is small and an infection does not develop, it is usually easily managed with local wound care, and the scar often heals well in the end. It is important that your surgeon is aware of how the wound looks and examines it, to make sure there is not a more serious issue and to give recommendations of how to care for it.
Hello and thank you for this great question. If you cannot reschedule your surgery, you may want to consider staying in the hospital for the first 24 to 48 hours after your procedure so that someone can assist you with basic tasks and ensure that you’re recovering well. If you c...
Personally I wouldn't advise using crutches but then again I wouldn't have proceeded with the surgery. Best to check with your PS.
Blisters are a common reaction to patients that are sensitive to adhesive although steri-strips are usually well tolerated by most patients. The blisters do not look infected or like there are any other concerning problems. You can leave them alone or put triple antibiotic ointment on them. It...
