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Hello,I recommend that you speak with your Plastic Surgeon and have an in-person assessment first if possible to rule out any other issues before applying medication topically.All the best
Thank you for your question, and I am sorry to hear about your burning pain sensations. This burning typically results from nerve irritation as your skin is stretched during the tummy tuck to make your stomach flatter. Before using any ointments or cremes, I would speak with your surgeon to ensure it is safe to do so, and that you have no risk of irritation or infection based on the state of your incision. Aspercreme's active ingredient is lidocaine, which can temporarily numb your skin, and some patients have found that it helped them during their recovery period.
Thank you for the question. You are still in the early stages of the healing process. Healing from surgery will take time. In the initial phase after surgery, within the first three months, there is a period of inflammation and scarring that must occur in order for you to heal. The surgical...
Hello, I suggest that you continue with the lymphatic drainage massage on your abdomen, and also visit a certified plastic surgeon. 6 weeks is to early to see final results, but would be good that you catch up with a certified doctor. Good Luck!
Hello, you need to have at least 5 meals a day ( 3 mainly and 2 snacks) in that way your metabolism doesnt stuck and work slower. Take care with the amounts that is wherr the real problem is. You can keep eating healthy foods but dont exaggerate in the portions. If you are confused or dont know...
