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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Follow-Up Aspiration (if needed within 5–7 days).
During the appointment a licensed RN will assess the seroma, clean the area, and use sterile aspiration to remove fluid. The procedure is brief, may cause mild pressure, and includes aftercare instructions and signs to watch for any complications.
Most clients report minimal discomfort—brief pressure or stinging during aspiration. Local care and gentle technique minimize pain. We offer calming measures and clear aftercare; notify us if you experience increasing pain, fever, or unusual drainage following the procedure.
Follow-Up Aspiration is recommended when fluid reaccumulates within the initial recovery window, typically performed within five to seven days post-op. Your surgeon and our RN will coordinate timing based on clinical signs, drainage amount, and healing progress.
Yes. Combining follow-up aspiration with lymphatic massage often enhances fluid removal and recovery. Our RN will advise appropriate timing—massage may be scheduled before or after aspiration depending on healing stage to optimize drainage safely.
Risks are low when performed by a qualified RN using sterile technique. Potential complications include minor bleeding, temporary bruising, or infection. We follow strict protocols, provide wound care guidance, and monitor you for any concerning signs to ensure safe recovery.
Aftercare includes keeping the site clean and dry, monitoring for redness or increased drainage, and following activity restrictions. Apply any dressings as instructed and contact our RN or your surgeon immediately if you notice fever, worsening pain, or abnormal fluid.