How common is it for a Seranoma to return?

Seromas, which are fluid collections that can form after surgery or injury, do have a tendency to recur, especially if the underlying cause isn't addressed. The likelihood of recurrence can vary based on factors such as the surgical technique used, the location of the seroma, and the individual's healing process. While some seromas resolve on their own, others may require drainage or additional interventions to prevent recurrence. Overall, the recurrence rate can range from 5% to 30%, depending on these factors.