Usually, seromas develop in places where tissue has been removed with surgery. Dead space, or a remaining empty cavity in between tissues, may form as a result of improper healin… 展开

A seroma can typically be easily identified during physical examination, generally presenting at t… 展开

Treatment for seromas largely depends on the severity of the fluid collection. Often, the body will naturally reabsorb a seroma, resolving the issue without treatment. Even when small sero… 展开

Small seromas often reduce in size and go away on their own. However, if seromas grow larger or appear infected, they may need to be treated by a healthcare professional. Lar… 展开