I got a yeast infection on my breast & tummy tuck incision what do I use to treat it? (Photo)

You for your picture. This is not an emergency so I will not go to the ER. Definitely you should see your plastic surgeon as soon as you possibly can. A drain may need to be placed in addition to your previous treatment.

      Tummy tuck is generally regarded as more painful than breast reduction, but this can be a reflection of the maneuvers employed in each.  Pain can be well managed after tummy tuck, and tummy tuck is one of the most popular procedures in my practice.Kenneth...

In my opinion is rarely wise to combine GYN procedures with aesthetic surgery. There is really not any upside to this  It's best to break up the procedures. Have your GYN procedure first. You can follow this by having your aesthetic procedures several months later.

As long as the the drain is still functioning, a clot in JP drain tube or bulb is safe to ignore. JP drains are most commonly used after a Tummy Tuck, but even for other procedures, as long as fluid id getting past the clot, the drain is working. If there is any doubt, just call you plastic...

The area where your wound resides is a place where there is very poor blood supply immediately after in abdominoplasty. Usually these will heal with time but it may take several weeks. A scar revision in the future may or may not be necessary.

The swelling you describe is not uncommon at this stage. Seromas usually involve larger areas and have the feel of a fluid wave. Best to review with your surgeon.