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Pictures of Days 10-13 post-MOHS surgery
Pictures wouldn't upload for the prior update. Here they are: Day 10, Day 11, Day 12, Day 13 (The review won't post unless there is at least 200 characters, so I'm filling those up............................................................................ )
Days 10-16 Post MOHS Surgery
The bruising is getting better every day. The scar is still pink and bumpy, but I'm hoping that improves as time goes by. The area above the incision is still numb, and I plan to talk to the doctor about that on my follow-up visit in 5 days.
Day 9
The incision has started to itch, which I take as a sign that it's healing. On day 8, I thought it was starting to look like parts of the incision were getting infected (red, puffy), so I put an antiseptic "liquid bandage" on it. After letting it dry, I covered it with petroleum jelly and a big bandage before going to bed. That was probably a bad idea. When I woke up the next morning, I thought it looked better, but then I had to peel the liquid bandage off of the incision, and THAT wasn't fun.
Provider Review
Dermatologic Surgeon, Board Certified in Dermatology
400 Red Creek Drive, Rochester, New York