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Skin Necrosis

Death of the skin cells due to infection trauma or due to chemical injury is skin necrosis. In such cases, removal of damaged skin with proper disinfection is done.

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What factors should I consider before tummy tuck surgery?

Query: Hello doctor,I have been considering having an abdominoplasty to get rid of extra skin after losing a lot of weight. What are the most significant factors to consider or questions to ask a plastic surgeon while looking for this kind of surgery? Kindly help me in thoroughly understanding.  Read Full »


Dr. Vasavada Bhavin Bhupendra

Answer: Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. Abdominoplasty, also referred to as a tummy tuck, is a surgical procedure that removes extra skin and fat from the belly and strengthens the abdominal wall muscle. Patients in poor health, such as those with severe cardiac illness, cirrhosis, or uncontrolled diabetes, ...  Read Full »

I have pain and swelling after cyst removal. Is it infected?

Query: Hello doctor, I got a cyst removed from my breast and now I think I have skin necrosis. It seemed to be healing fine but I thought the stitches dissolved a bit soon. First, I had a huge bruise, then I got a scab off to the side of the incision. The scab went away within a couple days and skin seems ...  Read Full »


Dr. Sushil Kakkar

Answer: Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. I have noted your concern and I have viewed the image (attachment removed to protect patient identity). It seems like the wound has got infected. I would suggest a course of an oral antibiotic either Amoxicillin or Cephalexin for a week or 10 days. Consult your spec...  Read Full »

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