Called my doc and he said keep antibiotic cream on it and come back next week to recheck. It is dripping a red tinted fluid. It seems to be steady dripping unless bandage is pressed against the wound. Any other ideas for care or suggestions would be appreciated.
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Thank you for your question and photo. The biggest concern is a DVT in this situation, however, it appears your surgeon has ruled this out. I would continue wearing your compression garment and elevating your legs. You can have swelling for weeks to months following lower extremity surgery. I r...
Congratulations on your thigh lift, clintg1987!
Actually, wound separation and slow healing are common complications in a thigh lift. You’re probably not doing anything wrong, but it still happens.
Based on your photo, the extent of your open wound is not that alarming, but it’s still best to ...
Hi and thanks for your question and photos! It is difficult to fully see your incision based on the photos. The superior part of thigh lift incisions tend to have a more difficult time healing because of the location and tension on the incision. This area tends to become more irritated from fr...