Day 5, I still have puffy lumps and pleating of my skin
I know the pleating of skin is a technique used but what about the puffy lumps. Its making me very depressed
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I know the pleating of skin is a technique used but what about the puffy lumps. Its making me very depressed
I’m sorry to hear that you are concerned, but having the deep “muscle layer” sutures break is very unusual. I’m sure you are just fine. You likely would not know if one or two of them separated, and we typically use many sutures to strengthen the repair. Just watch your straining and lifting...
+2 answersThank you very much for this interesting question. The best position to recovery after tummy tuck is when you laying down you most be 45 degree angle. When sitting down use the boppy pillow to avoid the butt get flat. Bend from for back and from your knees, "as an old lady" when you walk and ...
+6 answersIt’s difficult to say how weight loss after your surgery will affect your results. Weight loss can leave you with loose skin, and so this may happen to you. However, depending on your current size and skin quality, 10lbs may not be a significant amount of weight for you to lose, so it may not i...
+9 answersDear misskaymae88,every plastic surgeon has his own postoperative protocol which he recommends to his patients. I would suggest you to discuss this with your plastic surgeon.Daniel Barrett, MD Certified, American Board of Plastic Surgery Member, American Society of Plastic Surgery Member, ...
+3 answersThank you for your question. Every Plastic surgeon has their own postoperative instruction. That being said, all of my patients are allowed to shower 24 hours after their surgery to prevent Infection even with the drains in. I recommend following up or contacting the surgeon who operated on yo...
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