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Forehead bump (lipoma) removal in 2 days
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Looking amazing- 4 Month Update
Everything is healing great, I still massage this incision line since it’s still healing and can feel tight every couple of days (the tightness is actually from under in the muscle where they cut).
I rub Vietnam E and C oil on it nightly and massage the scar tissue underneath.
I had a bit of “back pressure” from a vein that led to the incision site for the first 3 and a half months after the removal of the Lipoma/muscle fibers. But now that the tissue underneath has healed so well, plus the massages to ensure no hard scar tissue forms, the pressure has gone away from that vein.
I have almost all normal sensation returned as well. I feel everything, sometimes it still feels a little… off? But this paralyzed patch is back to sweating, getting flushed, and feeling sensations.
I rub Vietnam E and C oil on it nightly and massage the scar tissue underneath.
I had a bit of “back pressure” from a vein that led to the incision site for the first 3 and a half months after the removal of the Lipoma/muscle fibers. But now that the tissue underneath has healed so well, plus the massages to ensure no hard scar tissue forms, the pressure has gone away from that vein.
I have almost all normal sensation returned as well. I feel everything, sometimes it still feels a little… off? But this paralyzed patch is back to sweating, getting flushed, and feeling sensations.
UPDATED FROM Armelia
Healing
Still healing. The incision is a little red as it’s in its new healing phase but is going great.
As for the numbness/paralysis above the incision, everything is still the same. I went on a hike and when I came back, I noticed despite my red flushed face the numb/paralyzed portion was pale. I already knew my sweat glands were paralyzed and obviously it’s numb to the touch but it was interesting to see the lack of blood flow too.
As for the numbness/paralysis above the incision, everything is still the same. I went on a hike and when I came back, I noticed despite my red flushed face the numb/paralyzed portion was pale. I already knew my sweat glands were paralyzed and obviously it’s numb to the touch but it was interesting to see the lack of blood flow too.
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