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Thanks for your inquiry. I do not see a problem with a little deodorant in the armpits when there is no breasy surgery planned. Do not use any body sprays or lotions on the skin of your abdomen, flanks, etc. Good Luck.
Thank you for sharing your question. There should not be any reason that you can not apply deodorant prior to your tummy tuck surgery. Best wishes on your upcoming procedure.
Hi there! Best wishes on your upcoming tummy tuck. I don't see why you would not be able to use a limited amount of deodorant before surgery. Good luck! Dr. ALDO
If you limit this to deodorant in the armpit area then you should be fine to do that. I don't recommend lotions to the abdomen and other areas where surgery might be required. Good luck. Have fun with your transformation. Hope this helps.
Thank you for the question. The answer is no, you shouldn't put any deodorant after washing on the day of the surgery. Also avoid wearing makeup. Remember that an in-person exam with a board-certified plastic surgeon would be the best way to assess your needs and guarantee a reliable medical advice. Best of luck! Dr. Michael Omidi.
Thank you for your question. It should be OK to put deodorant before your surgery. I do not restrict in my practice.
Hi, It is best to NOT use any body creams/deodorant/etc. before a body contouring procedure. It probably would not affect the outcome because of the prep that we do but still, save it for your new contours. You will be quite excited about this amazing body contouring procedure.
No, please avoid using any deodorants, lotions, and creams for this will increase your chances of infections. Please follow your surgeon's instructions.
The fluid from the tummy tuck is a seroma that occurs under the skin but above the abdominal muscles and not in any way communicating with the liver. The ultrasound probably did not focus on the liver since it was done to diagnose the seroma.
Thank you for asking about your tummy tuck incisions.The marks across the incisions are from sutures. They have formed superficial scars which will fade.If there is brown discoloration where sutures have been ejected, this will also fade.Redness is a normal part of healing and subsides as the ...
Thank you for your question. You are entitled to have a copy of your previous surgical op note and medical records. Simply ask your surgeon for a copy. He will be asked to sign a release.
