Post MWL Lower Body Lift, Spiral Medial Thigh Lift and Breast Lift with Augmentation - San Antonio, TX

Here is the revision spot pre and post in office revision. And a before and current front shot.

Just a brief update at 3.5months post op. Doing very well. Back to aggressive workouts. Had my dehiscence area revised/restitched in office about 5 weeks ago and it is healing beautifully. You can barely even tell the scar from the rest of the lbl scar. I'm pleased with the overall results of everything, less some laxity in my outer saddlebag area (this area was bad pre surgery). However, giving things more time as I know for a fact my thighs are still swollen. Apparently I am one of those people who swell longer than most. Now, I am just working to tone more.

This update is a bit overdue, but life happens. Healing has gone well for the most part. My thigh lift incisions are all closed and healing very well. My breast incisions have been closed and things seem to be "settling" in and improving there as well. My lbl incision is all healed with the exception of two spots. One very small opening in the front "y" area and then a large opening on the left hip where my drain exited. At around 4 week PO, the left scab where the drain exited started to ooze. At the drs, the scab was removed and the small opening cleaned. Over the course of the next week or so, the opening just continued to grow and deepen. It ended up being about 3" long and 1.5" wide and had a "pocket" where the outer skin layer was separated from the inner tissue. I've been packing the wound with wet to dry dressings twice a day and things are healing well. It is a pain and not something I anticipated, but the reality is that dehiscence is very common with so many incisions. Hopefully, things will to continue to heal nicely and the scar will be minimal. I have spit quite a few dissolvable staples and stitches, but without any real issue. Just more odd than anything.

As for results, swelling is starting to come down quite a bit. My thighs are slower to come down and my saddlebag area is still boggy. Both my PS and I are hoping this is fluid and that the final result will show improvement, but we have to wait and see.

Other than that, I am feeling well. It really did take around 6 weeks for me to start feeling like myself again as far as energy and movement. I am starting to work out again and look forward toning back up after 6 weeks of no exercise. I feel little twinges of pain here and there when I really stretch or pull the wrong way, but they are short lasting and minimal. I'm definitely very pleased with my results and hope things will continue to improve as the swelling decreases and time passes.

I have seen Dr Fisher often and I am very impressed with his after care. He has been readily available by both office visits and emails to answer any questions or even just reassure me (that large opening is a bit daunting). I know he is probably more of a perfectionist that myself and that he is every bit as concerned that I am 100% pleased with my results as I am, which is very reassuring.