Crease Above Belly Button - what's the cause and how can I get rid of it? (photos)

Hello, the bumps may be a reaction to the sutures and will likely resolve with time. Your mons can be improved with liposuction and/or removal of tissue directly. Please let your surgeon know your concerns, I'm sure he/she wants you to be happy with the result.

Hello and thank you for your question. You appear to be healing very well.  You should defer to the post op instructions given by your plastic surgeon, but I allow my patients to do light cardio (walking) at 5 weeks post op and they are restriction free after 6 weeks.

Whether you can have a tummy tuck with Factor V Leiden deficiency depends on severity of disease. Proper management starts with dialogue with your hematologist detailing the procedure to be performed. Management then can be collaborated between the plastic surgeon and the hematologist to...

Thanks for your question.The area of the incisions needs to completely heal prior to submerging in the water.Best wishes

It is hard to tell from the photo you provided, but I would say that a few weeks of debridement and wound care and then maybe you can either have a secondary closure procedure or it will take time to heal secondarily which would be about 4-6 weeks by the size of the wound. 

I'd agree with the poster above, the alternative to the small vertical scar is raising the horizontal scar which is not aesthetic. If a patient does not have sufficient skin laxity to allow the surgeon to remove the old belly button scar (or commonly the navel piercing scar), then closing this...