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Lump Above Incision

i'm 2 full weeks out of surgery and i have still got a huge lump above the left side incision. any body else? is this normal?

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I have the same thing

My dr said that was the largest opening and you are building up scar tissue inside. Mine has gone down considerably, but still there

i'm 2 full weeks out of surgery and i have still got a huge lump above the left side incision. any body else? is this normal?

I have it too where my drain was and that part of my tummy is sunken in like a dimple, weird huh?

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thanks, yes it looks very weird! lol

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