I have a hole in the T incision. I saw my surgeon and he said put a bandaid on it and it will heal. It has yellow pus coming out. I’m a little concerned. Can someone advise? Thank you!
Answer: Inverted T incision Hello, thank you for your inquiry and photo. It is normal that sometimes it opens in the T inverted incision, usually there is some draining through there, this will close on its own. Just verify that there is no bad smell, redness, hot, and pain. Make sure you take antibiotic, wash with soap and water and maintain dry also you can try using microdayn spray and let dry. Have some rest and try to recover as much as possible. Best of luck
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Answer: Inverted T incision Hello, thank you for your inquiry and photo. It is normal that sometimes it opens in the T inverted incision, usually there is some draining through there, this will close on its own. Just verify that there is no bad smell, redness, hot, and pain. Make sure you take antibiotic, wash with soap and water and maintain dry also you can try using microdayn spray and let dry. Have some rest and try to recover as much as possible. Best of luck
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Answer: I have a hole in the T-incision after breast reduction surgery. The T junction area, after breast reduction surgery, can be relatively problematic. This area is prone to diminished blood flow and/or separation, related to the breast reduction incisions and tension in the area. Drainage is not commonly seen in the area; in your case, this appears to be related to an underlying suture. Once this is does once this dissolves or is removed by your plastic surgeon, the area should to heal quickly.
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Answer: I have a hole in the T-incision after breast reduction surgery. The T junction area, after breast reduction surgery, can be relatively problematic. This area is prone to diminished blood flow and/or separation, related to the breast reduction incisions and tension in the area. Drainage is not commonly seen in the area; in your case, this appears to be related to an underlying suture. Once this is does once this dissolves or is removed by your plastic surgeon, the area should to heal quickly.
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November 25, 2018
Answer: Wound healing issue While not common, having a wound healing problem at the "T junction" can happen. Unless there is an implant in there, I would not be concerned and I'd let it heal on its own. If you have an implant, it is probably worth seeing if the wound could be revised and you may benefit from some preventative antibiotics. Your surgeon knows your situation best. You trusted him/her to do your surgery , trust him/her to take care of you after.
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November 25, 2018
Answer: Wound healing issue While not common, having a wound healing problem at the "T junction" can happen. Unless there is an implant in there, I would not be concerned and I'd let it heal on its own. If you have an implant, it is probably worth seeing if the wound could be revised and you may benefit from some preventative antibiotics. Your surgeon knows your situation best. You trusted him/her to do your surgery , trust him/her to take care of you after.
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November 9, 2018
Answer: Post Op Incision Site Healing Hi J_Riley,
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November 9, 2018
Answer: Post Op Incision Site Healing Hi J_Riley,
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November 9, 2018
Answer: I have a hole in my incision? I have a hole in my incision? Hey thanks for bringing up just very important question. I’m sorry that you’re having a wound delay in your T incision. This is actually quite common. The woman can respond rather well to treatment.
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November 9, 2018
Answer: I have a hole in my incision? I have a hole in my incision? Hey thanks for bringing up just very important question. I’m sorry that you’re having a wound delay in your T incision. This is actually quite common. The woman can respond rather well to treatment.
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