2 days post-op I noticed burn-like blisters around my incision. How does this happen? How can I treat it? (photos)

Hello, Thank you for sharing the information, it is a pleasure for me to answer your question. It is difficult to evaluate the options without seeing photos, It is advisable to consult with a certified plastic surgeon, for a good evaluation, to provide you with all the information you need...

Hello Shantelle,Great question. Than you for your pictures. Based on your images it seems you are healing well. You are still early in your recovery process. It may take up to one year for scar recovering. Follow up with your surgeon as he is the one who is closely monitoring your recovery.n

I wish you well with your chemo treatment.  I encourage you to discuss your desire for a tummy tuck and liposuction with your oncologist.  You will want to get medical clearance and wait at least 6 weeks from your last treatment.  An exam would need to be done to give you a definitive answer, bu...

Hello, thank you for your inquiry, congrats on your surgery! I suggest seeing your plastic surgeon for examination and also determine if you need to take antibiotic to avoid infection. Also make sure you clean daily and remain air dry to help heal faster and if antibiotic is needed to avoid...

You are still in the recovery period from surgery and swelling is common at this phase.  I recommend discussing your concerns with your surgeon who can examine you to rule out complications.  As you notice an improvement with your binder, it is likely normal swelling from increased activity.

A mini scar tummy tuck (Tt), which I helped to pioneer, suction’s out fat, tightens muscle but does not tighten skin. A moderate scar tt is the above with a slightly longer incision so some skin can be removed. (Please see the mini scar tummy tuck video on our page.) I developed the Malibu tt (...