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Hi & thank you for your question.It is common to have dried blood or leakage on the bandages. If this concerns you or become excessive I suggest you contact your surgeon . Best of luck!
Your breasts appear to be healing very well one week after breast lift. The dried blood is very normal. Good luck!
Yes, it is completely normal. Nothing to worry about. You are still in the infancy of your recovery. Best, Dr. Nazarian
Congratulations on your recent surgery.It is common to have dried blood under the tape.It seems like you have having a normal healing.Please follow up with your plastic surgeon.
It is pretty common to have some dried blood on the steri-strips. Best to leave it alone until you see you surgeon.
Hello and thank you for your question. It is common to have drainage from incisions, particularly in the first few days after surgery. Not to worry! If the drainage continues or gets worse, you should contact your surgeon about it. Best of luck.
Any incision from recent surgery has the potential to have some drainage or bleeding in the immediate post-operative period. A small amount of bleeding under dressings or tapes is very common. Best wishes.
Dried blood under the dressings is normal after surgery. If the blood continues with out stooping or starts again after stopping and is bright red blood you should contact your surgeon.Good luck!
It is not unusual to have a small amount of blood on your dressings/tapes following surgery. It is always best to communicate any and all concerns directly to your surgeon in the immediate post operative period.
...and expected. Keep the tape and take care of those incisions so your scars are as pretty and inconspicuous as possible! Cheers...-JGH
Sorry to hear that you are depressed about your breasts.Breast asymmetry and ptosis (sagging) can be corrected from breast lift.Please consult a board-certified plastic surgeon to learn about your options. Ask your plastic surgeon about financing options.Best regards.
I am so sorry to hear that your skin reacted to the glue. I would suggest soap and water to keep the area clean and a topical steroid cream. If that doesn't work, call your surgeon to discuss further options. Best, Dr. Nazarian
#Breast lift nipple sensitivity usually doesn't change substantially, post-op, unless you experience devastating interruption of blood supply to the nipple-areolar complex (purple discoloration), which in turn will necessitate removing the areolar complex, reexploration of the breast lift and...
