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Tearing of sutures after an abdominoplasty is extremely unlikely. Nevertheless call your surgeon and report what you are experiencing.
It is unlikely that your sutures have ripped, however, to rule out any possible problem, I would recommend you contact your surgeon and let him/her know what you're experiencing. They may want to see you in the office to examine the area and make recommendations.
If your incision is closed don't worry about it.After 4 to 6 weeks you are free to do whatever.Before then stay low and no abdominal exercises etc.
I am uncertain as to what you mean by ripping sutures. But rather than beginning an interrogation on line, it would be best for you to call your surgeon and express your concern. The surgeon will decide if you need to be seen, or just reassured. All the best.
Hi zumomma. It is very unusual to have ripping sutures. Without any more information about your symptoms, it is hard to say anything else. If you are concerned, I suggest you see your plastic surgeon.
It may feel like your internal sutures are ripping but this is highly unlikely. Swelling combined with early scar formation can surround the sensory nerves and cause pain. Time will help this get better. If there is any question then you should be examined by your plastic surgeon.
The answer to what should you do, is call your surgeon and discuss your concerns with him or her. They may want to see you for an in person exam but you should make them aware of your concerns. Good luck to you.
Actually absorbable sutures are okay as long as they are the type that absorb over a long period of time which gives the muscle fascia time to bond ( PDS sutures). If it was an early recurrence of the diastasis it is more likely it was from the vomiting. However, even with a secure repair...
The upper abdominal skin is typically tighened or redrapped when an abdominoplasty is performed. In addition, the lower abdominal excess skin is removed and the abdominal wall is tightened during the procedure.
You certainly can suffer contusions after blunt trauma to the breast and abdomen but the should improve with time. The damage the operative result would require extreme trauma.
