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A tummy tuck should not cause a prolonged period. However, if you were given an antibiotic this may have changed your vaginal flora and triggered a yeast infection. Check with your gynecologist for their recommendation. Best wishes.
There is no relationship to this phenomena. Go and see you Gynecologist and ask what is going on. Sometimes patients will have an early onset of MP with any surgery but this phenomena you are experiencing is not something we see. My Best, Dr C
The wrinkles and bulges of your scar will smooth and flatten, this is not uncommon to see in some scars initially following surgery. your scar will likely change over the next several months to a year. there are various topical creams/moisturizers, silicone tapes, and massage that...
From the photo it looks like you have a nice result and are healing well. Unless you have been very active, the chances are that you are doing just fine and are experiencing normal postoperative recovery.Good Luck, Talk with you Surgeon.
I would recommend you start with your family doctor and give them the results, and then they will make a recommendation based on lab tests and examination what else should be performed.
Your before pictures would have been helpful. The position of the bely button should not change with tummy tuck. I would leave it alone.
I don't recommend a hospital bed after a tummy tuck due to the additional costs. Instead, most of my patients sleep in a recliner or I have them place pillows behind their back and under their knees so they are bent at the hips at all times.
Abdominoplasty addresses extra tissue and stretch marks on abdomen. It also restores muscle tone and tightens the abdomen. However visbility of linea alba is not a goal of this operation.Visibility of linea alba depends on thickness of tissues that overlay it. This thickness...
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