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It is probably okay but you should ask your surgeon for their advice as they know the specifics of your situation.
A massage should do wonders for your mental and physical well-being prior to a tummy tuck. I also think that a massage is an effective recovery tool after liposuction and tummy tuck. As soon as you feel comfortable lying flat (it may take a while after a TT) massage should be fine.
Get me one also. It is OK but you should really be checking with your surgeon not us! You paid him and he is the deciding factor for the pre and post operative care. Regards from MIAMI DR. B
A Massage BEFORE Surgery will NOT hurt the outcome or cause complication with a Tummy Tuck and Liposuction. After allowing for a week or so after surgery, you may find out that Lymphatic massage may reduce the swelling associated with liposuction. But - do it ONLY after checking with your surgeon.
Before is fine -- and give your surgeon the gift of a massage after your surgery so he can relax. (only kidding)
From your posting you used the red light word "constant"! Go see the surgeon ASAP if it really is a constant drainage, this worries me. It is very unusual for after 2 weeks to have a CONSTANT drainage. From MIAMI DR. B
Hi there- Pleating of the incision is very common and in most cases settles over time... It is way too early in the healing process for you to be scrutinizing the details of your outcome and allowing yourself to stress about tiny imperfections and whether or not you need a...
Hi there- It sounds like you are feeling some of the deep tissue sutures used to close your incision, and/or the scar tissue produced by your body in response to them, but without examining you, it would be impossible to know for sure. Your best bet is going to be to visit your surgeon...
