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Those are the different phases of abdominal wall fluid that is made. Early on it is more bloody and later on it is more tissue fluid and seroma fluid. This is expected so you do not have to worry.
Typically the drains will drain bloody drainage initially and then this will change to a light pink drainage and then a yellow straw colored drainage. This is expected and normal, but you can always follow up with your plastic surgeon to be sure.
It sounds like everything is moving in the right direction. Make sure to follow up with your plastic surgeon as scheduled to be sure everything is healing properly. Hope you love your result!
This depends upon your size and shape as well as on your surgeon, but somewhere around 3 to 5 hours might be average. Best wishes.
There should not be any problem performing a tummy tuck now. In many occasions the hernia repair is done at the same time as the abdominoplasty but you need to ask you surgeon anyway.
Good Question. I have seen this before. It is likely a contact dermatitis related to the materials used in surgery, or the gauze and tape you have used. Generally the treatment is with topical steroids. A great choice is protopic - it doesn't thin the skin, and quickly will cool off the rash. ...
Hello, sight unseen it's difficult to understand the cause of the pigmentation you are describing. However, if it is not in the same area that was contoured using liposuction, it would seem unlikely that the two issues are related.
Unfortunately, insurance does not cover a tummy tuck. Occasionally with documentation of recurrent infection they will pay for a panniculectomy (simply removing loose skin).#tt#tummytuck
It is my advice that you should follow a stable, a healthy diet prior to surgery.I do not believe in binge dieting or changing your diet significantly prior to surgery.That being said, a balanced diet is always important with regards to healing.I wish you the best of luck.
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