Does this look infected to you? My doctor says that it's just a blister that isn't healing. I don't have a fever. It doesn't hurt to touch it. But there is yellowish discharge for about 2 1/2 weeks now. I apply lots of Neosporin twice a day and no changes. Is it just from my corset rubbing or should I see another doctor about it? If it's just a blister, any ideas on how to help it to heal? All I've been told is to move around less, but that's not really possible for me. I'm 4 weeks po.
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No, the drain tubes from your tummy tuck are not in any way connected to your bladder. The normal color of the collected fluid can range from a pale straw color to a dark rich red. Your surgeon will advise you how to care for your drains after surgery.
Please ask your surgeon as you have given no additional information about how long ago your surgery was and any details. Staying out of the sun or tanning beds is the best advice. Minimal exposure to sunlight is prevents hyperpigmentation (permanently turning brown) and other problems that can ...
I would allow my patients to get a spray tan after 3-4 weeks from their surgery. This is provided all incisions are well healed. Due to the harmful effects of the ultraviolet radiation on your skin, no plastic surgeon should recommend uv tanning, whether in the sun or a tanning booth.
