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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Seroma Drainage.
Seroma drainage is a minimally invasive clinical procedure to remove accumulated serous fluid after surgery. Using sterile aspiration, our clinicians evacuate fluid, reduce swelling, and assess the site to promote comfort and reduce complication risks during healing.
Contact us promptly if you notice persistent swelling, fluctuating fluid pockets, or increased discomfort. Drainage is typically performed once a seroma is confirmed, often within days to weeks post-op, to prevent complications and aid recovery.
Most patients experience minimal discomfort. We typically use local anesthesia or topical numbing for comfort. The aspiration is quick, clinicians monitor you closely, and any post-procedure soreness is usually mild and temporary.
The number of sessions varies with seroma size and recurrence. Some patients need a single aspiration, while others require repeat drainages and compression. Your clinician will assess progress and recommend follow-up until the fluid resolves.
Complications are uncommon but can include infection, bleeding, or recurrence. We reduce risks with sterile technique, proper assessment, and clear aftercare. Report redness, fever, or worsening pain so we can evaluate and treat promptly.
Follow compressive garment guidelines, keep the area clean and dry, and avoid strenuous activity as instructed. Change dressings per directions, monitor for infection signs, and attend follow-up appointments to ensure proper healing.