💡 Swelling After Total Knee Replacement – What You’re Seeing - After a total knee replacement, it’s very common to see swelling around the incision site. What you see in this photo is a type of superficial swelling that’s a little different from lymphedema. - Instead of fluid filling the entire leg, this swelling is often caused by a separation between the skin and the underlying connective tissue layers. Think of it like a small pocket where fluid can collect right under the skin. - ✅ This is

Dr.Ashley Marcus MD, performs knee aspiration procedure (knee drainage). Removal of inflammatory fluid improves pain and can restore range of motion. | Precision Care Medical & Sports Performance

Joint aspiration is a procedure that removes fluid from a knee joint. This procedure can relieve pain and pressure and prevents the formation of infection. Ultrasound Guidance helps the doctor place the needle in the right spot and avoid damage to the joint. Using intra articular knee injections, a physician injects medicine into the joint, reducing pain and improving function. These treatments may reduce the pain associated with knee osteoarthritis (OA). A patient's pain, stiffness, and range o