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I agree with the previous answers. Now that the permanent sutures are out, your wound can heal.Make sure you optimize your nutrition with good amount of protein. That will help speed the healing.Good luck and thank you for posting the picture.
Thank you for your picture. Your plastic surgeon/wound care specialist did the right thing by removing the suture. There maybe more but at the right person is surveying your wound . Once all the suture has been removed the wound should readily heal.
Sometimes, when permanent stitches are used, they can become infected and extruded. It's not common but it can happen. Now that they are out give it time to fully heal.
I'm assuming you had a tummy tuck? During suturing of the muscles sometimes permanent sutures are used and they can become infected. If they are all removed you should heal, but if some remain exposed your wound may not heal. You may require a scar revision once things do heal.
Thank you so much for your question about a tummy tuck.Then photos suggest that a liposuction might be all you need.You are young, your skin looks in good condition - it should shrink down.However often the muscle under the pooch is also weak - and the correction is a mini-tummy tuck.This will...
Thank you so much for your question about your tummy tuck.Your description suggests that you have a suture near the skin, which stops hurting when you press it away from the skin. But for problems like this so soon after surgery, it is best to see your plastic surgeon for an exam to see what is...
Thank you so much for your question about your tummy tuck.It is normal to still be swollen 5 weeks after a tummy tuck. It should be improving a little. If you are waking up swollen all over and it is not improving, you should see your plastic surgeon to be sure all is well.Occasionally unrelated...