6 weeks PO there is separation and opening of the incision. Silver sulfadiazine is turning my skin black. What do I do? (photo)

April 29, 2019
Asked By:JAS7212011 in Brooklyn, NY

I had a tummy tuck on March 21, 2019. I'm 6 weeks post op. All is healing well with the exception of a slight seperation and opening of the incision. My surgeon office claims that this is normal and that i shouldn't worry. I've emailed pictures and i was seen and i was prescribed silver sulfadiazine and I'm to apply it 2x a day. Im keeping it clean and covered. The cream isn't working if anything its turning the surrounding skin black. What do i do?

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April 13, 2020

Answer: 6 weeks PO there is separation and opening of the incision. Silver sulfadiazine is turning my skin black. What do I do?

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Answer: 6 weeks PO there is separation and opening of the incision. Silver sulfadiazine is turning my skin black. What do I do?

Camille Cash, MDBoard Certified Plastic Surgeon
April 29, 2019

Answer: 6 weeks PO there is separation and opening of the incision. Silver sulfadiazine is turning my skin black. What do I do? (photo)

Kenneth Hughes, MDBoard Certified Plastic Surgeon
April 29, 2019

Answer: 6 weeks PO there is separation and opening of the incision. Silver sulfadiazine is turning my skin black. What do I do? (photo)

Kenneth Hughes, MDBoard Certified Plastic Surgeon
April 30, 2019

Answer: Separation of incision on tummy tuck

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