I have seroma. The hospital won't drain said it will reabsorb. Any suggestions? (photos)

This is one of the major reasons that so many plastic surgeons speak out against "medical tourism".  If you have a complication, where do you turn?  Many plastic surgeons will not treat patients who develop problems after surgery out of country.In any event, not all seromas require drainage.  It depends on the time frame following surgery and size and location of the fluid collection.  I tend to drain any collection that is more than say about 50cc as it is very simple thing to do in the office. So I would have drained yours.  But not everyone would agree, and the fact that yours is getting smaller is a good sign.  You should try to establish a patient relationship with a plastic surgeon in your area so someone trained can evaluate you going forward.  You do not want this to become a chronic problem.  Good luck.