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Get answers to common questions about Full Consult + Incision Drainage.
Your RN will assess the area, review medical history, and perform a sterile aspiration of the seroma. The visit includes monitoring, immediate compression or dressing, and detailed aftercare instructions to support healing and prevent recurrence.
Most clients report only brief pressure or mild discomfort. The RN uses gentle technique and may apply topical numbing if appropriate. Any pain is monitored and managed, and procedures are stopped if significant discomfort occurs.
Timing varies by procedure and surgeon guidance, but seroma aspiration is commonly performed within days to weeks after surgery once fluid pockets are identified. We recommend coordinating with your surgeon before scheduling when possible.
Yes — combining RN drainage with lymphatic massage often improves fluid removal and reduces swelling. Treatments are sequenced and coordinated for safety; we recommend surgical clearance and tailored scheduling for best results.
Risks include bleeding, infection, or seroma recurrence. Seek immediate care for increasing pain, redness, warmth, fever, foul drainage, or swelling. Our RN provides clear warning signs and instructions for contacting your surgeon or clinic.
We advise obtaining surgeon approval for post-op care when possible. In urgent cases the RN can proceed and will document the procedure, communicate with your surgeon, and follow any specified restrictions or recommendations.