I am 8 days post TT op. I have my drain in. Today I accidentally stepped on it and pulled a bit out 1/2 to an inch at most. A fee hours later the bulb will not stay compressed. I squeeze it to let the air out close it and it just sucks up whatever little fluid there is immediately and blows up to normal size. It will not stay compressed like it had been, vacuuming slowly.
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Neither of these conditions would likely prevent you from having this surgery, but they can increase the risks. Tummy Tuck has been associated with higher risk of blood clots than a breast augmentation, and is likely to have a greater impact on your ability to get around ("mobilize")...
Swelling normally takes a few weeks to subside. On average, most of the swelling goes away after about 3 months, and depending on the extent of surgery, this may even take up to 6 months. A full tummy tuck will involve a lengthier recovery period than a mini. During these weeks and months,...
I think that there is a difference between liquified fat and seroma . Generally speaking the seroma is more clear than the liquified fat. About the skin necrosis I don't see at this moment, just superficial in the upper área of the abdomen. In the lateral area it look more damage of the ...