Drain tube came apart from suction bulb, will I be okay?

I encourage you to speak to your surgeon's office about this. They should inform you of the steps to take to care for the drainage tubes until you can be seen. It's important to manage the drainage tubes as instructed in order to minimize risk of infection.

Hello,No doubt you have had this taken care of by now but for future reference and the benefit of readers, if you  have a malfunction or your tubing opens up, it is often possible to just reconnect the parts on your own. However, if cannot reconnect it is best to bring this to your Plastic Surgeon's attention as leaving tubing open for a longer period of time would open you up to infection risk. Typically after a week or so, if the drain is causing trouble it will just be removed.All the best

This happens from time to time.  Check with your board certified plastic surgeon about what he prefers, but usually you can just re-attach it to the suction bulb!  Your plastic surgeon will be able to advise you on how to do this, or they may have you come in to the office, and they will re-attach it for you.