I'm 4 weeks post op from a fleur de lis tummy tuck. I have some yellow puss coming from the T section of my scar.

Most often the drainage is not pus.  It is still something that needs to be followed very closely by the surgeon. Clear yellow drainage is better than thick opaque drainage.

The fleur de lis abdominoplasty will commonly have difficulty healing at the site of the T junction. This will take longer to heal but does eventually. Keep the area clean and follow your plastic surgeons recommendations for wound care and it should improve slowly.

Odds are that your surgeon is correct and that you're doing better than you think, but better to be safe than sorry. Close and frequent follow-up at your surgeon's office is best. Good. luck!

Please review with your surgeon. You are probably having a minor wound healing issue, which the surgeon will sort out easily

Soreness and redness and drainage can all be associated with infection. Make sure you see your operating surgeon so he or she can properly examine and evaluate and treat you if necessary. Good luck!

My best advice would be to be in contact with your surgeon about this.  Drainage, in and of itself, is not generally a huge concern, but redness and soreness could be signs of infection.  Infection is generally treatable, and less likely to cause lasting problems if addressed early.Especially if this has changed (more redness, redness spread further from the scar, increasing pain or soreness) since you saw the surgeon, give them another call to discuss it and/or arrange to be seen.

It is rather common to have some wound healing issues around the T-part of your scar.  The drainage tends to be clear or yellow and not very concerning.  They will heal with good wound care.  If it hurts or redness spreads, then I would follow up again with your surgeon.  Good luck.

Its best to follow up in person with your surgeon for his advice and treatment. This isn't unusual and is easily taken care of. Good luck, Dean Vistnes

Contact your surgeon as soon as possible, in the event you have an infection. He may need to start you on antibotics. Best to you!