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I recommend massage, not necessarily ultrasound. I don't recommend any massage in the area of tummy tuck because it can lead to seroma formation. The liposuction area should be massaged.Best wishes,Dr. JSB
Some surgeons are enthusiastic about the benefits of ultrasonic treatments and massage after surgery, but the evidence is strictly anecdotal, and most surgeons to not use it as a routine part of their postoperative care. I would not object to a patient utilizing these treatments, but I would check with your surgeon.
There is no evidence that ultrasound or massage improves results after liposuction. You should discuss this with your plastic surgeon.
I do recommend my patients to do hand massage on areas that were liposuctioned but I do not think it is important to do the ultrasound massage. Best to ask your PS and follow the advice given as everybody is different.
No, in my opinion it is not important to utilize ultrasonic massage after tummy tuck surgery. If you do choose to do so, make sure you are doing so after communicating your plans with your plastic surgeon. Best wishes.
I do usually recomend normal bath from 15 to 20 days after surgery,...giving the advice to do the first "showers" with some "sterilized" water, like the one in the drinking water jugs. But submerge into the jacuzzi will be better tomdomit after the 6th week post op.Dr. Carrasco
It looks like you have some fat necrosis in your incision. Unfortunately, this is a problem that happens from time to time. Your incision will likely open some more and your surgeon will do bedside wound care to help keep the wound clean. This will take several weeks with dressing changes to...
The exact age of a surgical patient is not as important as their overall health. An active woman with no medical problems can be a better candidate for such a surgical procedure than someone half her age with multiple poorly controlled medical issues. Since this is an elective "unnecessary"...
