I was told by the surgeon that I must come in for an aspiration due to the fluid I have found that moves like the "waterbed" symptom. I would have to travel 6 hours from home for him to do this. Told him it would be more convenient if I let my family doctor drain the fluid and he said I would be "opening up a can of worms" I am having so much faith that this would only have to be done ONCE. Is it possible that my own primary doctor is able do this?
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July 13, 2015
Answer: Seromas are not uncommon after liposuctioin
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July 13, 2015
Answer: Seromas are not uncommon after liposuctioin