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It is not unusual to still have some soreness 6 weeks after. You are still in the healing phase. This also depends on how active you have been. Take things easy and gradually you will get better.All the best.
Six weeks is a long time and certainly not feeling your best at that point is frustrating. Know, however, that it is not out of the ordinary. In some cases, there is a lot of work and strain put on the muscles in the operation to give you the long term result you will love. The tradeoff can be more soreness afterwards. The good news is that your results will far outlast your pain.Best,Dr. Pyle
Thank you for your pictures. This type of resume can occur with a tummy tuck. This appears to be normal bruising. Your Lovenox may have contributed to this. I would immediately contact your plastic surgery. Good luck.Earl Stephenson Jr MD DDS FACS
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
The general guideline for outpatient surgery is 6 hours. Make sure your doctor is board certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery. It seems that you are young and healthy so the risk of anesthesia is really, really, really small. If you are concerned about anesthesia, then talk no...
Sorry for your frustration. I agree with Dr. Whitfield. The sciatic nerve should be very medial to the path of the liposuction cannula. I don't have a good explanation for your pain, but an EMG and NCV should be able to document the potential change in muscle/nerve activity. I'm sorry you...
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