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It is not normal to have blisters after a tummy tuck. There appears to be some vascular compromise and you may lose some of the skin. Make sure you are seeing your plastic surgeon regularly to help manage. Best wishes.
You should go see your surgeon. From your photos it appears that your skin is struggling for blood supply where you have blistering. - Dr. Leong
Your photos suggest impending skin necrosis of a portion of the flap. Best to follow closely with yoursurgeon for proper wound care.
Thank you for your questions and photos. It appears that you might be having some poor blood flow to the skin on the right side of the vertical incision which can cause blistering and weeping. I would visit with your surgeon to have them evaluate the area. Sometimes the skin that is farthest away from blood supply can have healing issues. Good luck.
I'm sorry that you are having trouble with healing. Blistering is not normal after a tummy tuck. I suggest you follow up with your surgeon to help treat the problem areas you have identified. Best wishes.
Hello, Jahyra.If you had a liposuction along with your tummy tuck, it is possible you can have certain difficulties in your scarring process. However, blisters are not normal.The most important thing is that you have your surgeon do a close follow up to avoid you ending up with dark and unesthetic scars.
Thanks for the question. Yes, it is safe. If you want to get you can get a BBL and tummy tuck at the same time. But first of all you need to lose some more kilos. After you lose kilos, you should meeting with a Board Certified Surgeon and planning the process. After planning, everything will be ...
Hello,I would recommend speaking to your tummy tuck surgeon about this issue. Following a tummy tuck, patients should wait six weeks before resuming exercise, however, when complications arise this timeline may be longer. Best of luck!
Thank you for your question, it's an important one! The number one complication after tummy tuck is seroma formation. A seroma is a fluid collection that forms at the site of surgery. When tissue is injured (or cut) during surgery, fluid will seep out. Most of the time, the body is able to...
