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Episode 16: Scar Healing and Skin Care After Knee Replacement: Protecting your incision while supporting healthy skin recovery
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In Episode 16 of the Total Knee Success Podcast, Michelle explains how surgical incisions heal after knee replacement — from the healing ridge to safe showering and scar massage. She discusses drainage signs, modern closure options like medical-grade adhesives and wound VACs, silicone gels, collagen supplementation research. You’ll come away knowing what’s normal, when to call your surgeon, and how to protect your skin for steady, confident recovery. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.
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