My seroma keeps coming back after needle aspirations, please help

Postop seromas are unfortunately, the most common complication of a tummy tuck. Despite drains and an abdominal binder, they can still occur. I think that after so many attempts at aspiration, I would favor placing a new drain back in to help remove the fluid. Unless the fluid is removed continuously, the space will never close down. Sometimes you even have to open part of the incision and do dressing changes in order to get the space to close up. I would speak with your PS about having another drain placed. Best wishes!

I would advise you to have the fluid removed for a number of reasons, including potential post operative pain, and a permanent seroma cavity between the skin and abdominal muscle resulting in a sub-optimal aesthetic  result.Was your drainage decreasing before the drain was removed?? or was it stable and of considerable volume?? At this juncture, you can try reinserting a drain and may even try sclerosing agents like tetracycline, however, at 22 days the fluid may have established a permanent cavity(scar tissue sack or bursa). If so, it may require additional surgery for removal.Best of luck