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Hello, it is difficult to appreciate the dimpling you are referring to. Quite often a contour irregularity will improve over time but this is something you can follow along with your surgeon.
Some of that wrinkling and dimpling will resolve over time. If after 6 months, you need a touch up, talk to your surgeon about his or her revision policy.
Yoru photo is not a good represeantation of what your describe. Given you are only two weeks post op you are early in the healing process. you need to allow swelling to subside. I recommend discussing your concerns with yoru chosen surgeon
It is hard to make out much of anything from the posted photo. A picture showing the entire abdomen will likely yield better advice to you.Sometimes an indentation is the result of a "quilting" suture and when that dissolves, the indentation usually disappears. Please consider reposting with photo as described. All the best.
Most likely it is a suture deep down that has not dissolved yet and so the body is trying to reject it and you get a small swelling that you describe that may even open up and some fluid will come out. Often times that is followed by feeling a small suture knot beneath the skin. Have...
I would talk to your hematologist about your platelet levels and proceed in the most cautious way possible. This is an elective surgery and you should take your time to make sure everything is optimized.
If you have bilateral inguinal hernia and incisional hernia, you should consult with general surgeon who perform hernia surgery regularly. Depending on the size of hernia, you may not need a mesh. However, if the incisional hernia is large (>5cm), repairing with mesh may be better...