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Is this an infection? Do you think the ab board irritated my drain sites? (Photos)

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MsGetItTogether85Apr 26, 2018
There has been no drainage since jps were removed n then when i took off garment after work i saw little yellow drainage spots on my shirt.. i sent my ps a pic he called in silvadene n wants to see me tomm. But im freakin out . Ive been so good with wound care and comp garmet. Do u think workin hosp is giving me infection .. like mrsa

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Dr. Andrew Friedman, MD
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Harry T. Haramis, MD, FACS

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Thanks for the question. Based on your complaints you will need a BBL first then after you'll get a tummy tuck. But first of all you need to lose some more kilos. After you lose kilos, you should meeting with a Board Certified Surgeon and planning the process. After planning, everything will be...

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