What happened to my mons pubis? (photos)

Hi Cixton27. Thank you for your photos. Swelling in the mons and above your incision that increases is worrisome for fluid-consider getting an ultrasound. Trying to drain the fluid with you standing forces the fluid downward (as opposed to you lying down-not sure how you were tapped). Ask your plastic surgeon if it is ok to add extra compression with thick maxi pads to direct compression in your garment specifically over the mons, in case there is no fluid accumulation there. Mons swelling can take months to resolve, and I'm sure your drain scars will mature and become less visible over time. Hang in there and good luck!

 Thank you for your question. I recommend speaking to your plastic surgeon about your dissatisfaction. He or she may be able to revise the area to 

It appears from your photos that you have swelling in your mons region. I am not sure how far out you are from your surgery, but it will help to wear tight compression. The mons is in a dependent position with gravity and can have swelling longer than other areas of the body that are less dependent.

Hello and thank you for your question. Unfortunately I  think your tummy tuck scar is too high. Before doing anything I however would suggest waiting for at least 6 months to see how everything settles. If unhappy at that point a revision to lower your scar and improve your mons can be done.Peter Fisher M.D. 

Not sure how far you are from surgery, but your photos show a lot of swelling.  Continue wearing your compression garment, and follow up with your surgeon to confirm you are healing as you should.  Best wishes!