The biggest risk of burn surgery is an infection at the surgical site. Look out for changes and let me know if you have any of the following symptoms: White pimples or blisters around the incision lines. An increase in redness, tenderness, or swelling. Occasionally, a small amount of bloody or clear yellow-tinged fluid may [...]
After burn surgery you can expect to be given post-surgery instructions to follow. This is very important in order to obtain the best possible outcome both in terms of functional healing and physical appearance. You will have follow-up appointments after burn surgery to assess your long-term results and address any questions or concerns. Recovery time [...]
To prepare for burn surgery, you may be asked to stop smoking for 2 – 4 weeks prior to the procedure. Nicotine retards the healing process, and quitting for as long as possible before surgery helps improve blood flow. You might also have to have a blood test before surgery is performed. During the consultation [...]
To plan for burn surgery first make a consultation to come and see me. During the consultation, I will assess your burn scarring and we will discuss your expectations so that you have a good understanding of what can be achieved and what the realistic expectations should be. I will need a full medical history, [...]
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