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Thank you for your question. There are some heat involved during the melting of the fat and sometimes a blister can form. I would apply some Neosporin if no allergies to it or some petroleum jelly like Aquaphor. I hope this helps.
Thank you for submitting your question. Blisters 4 days after liposuction may be caused by an allergic reaction to the dressing, tape or even the prep. Laser lipo or vasor can cause small burns that can blister. Cleanse and apply triple antibiotic ointment and see your surgeon today. Best wishes.
If you had tumescent liposuction without laser, the most common cause of blister is a tape reaction or pressure on the skin, possibly from the pressure garment or foam compression. If you have blister from those causes, they should heal within a few weeks. Blisters caused by laser liposuction are much deeper, take longer to heal and usually leave a scar.
Blisters after liposuction are rare and usually caused by reactions to tape. A persistent blister could be a sign of infection. Presumably your surgeon is seeing you regularly post op and can diagnose the problem,
There is no restriction. It is good to drink plenty of fluids (juices - preferably low carb- and tea are fine) after liposuction to keep yourself well hydrated, replacing fluid losses both into the tissues and out the incisions.
The symptoms you are describing are common following liposuction. The discomfort, numbness and tingling are common. At this point I would stop all of your narcotic pain medicines as this is probably the cause of your loss of appetitie and constipation. If tolerated a nonsteroidal...
This sounds normal, especially so soon after your surgery. Most of the swelling will be gone in 2-3 weeks, but some firmness can last for a couple of months. You can assess your results at about the three or four month mark. You can try massaging the area with your surgeon's advice.
Liposuction when done by an experienced doc who knows how to inject the tumescent anesthesia is almost totally painless. He/she should use a 30 g. needle to do the tiny skin injections slowly which numb up the skin and which don't hurt. (Derm Surgeons are especially adapt at this but...
Post Liposuction Swelling, Hardness and Lumps Regarding your complaint of Post Tumescent Liposuction Hardness. Yes it may be perfectly normal especially after your history of a seroma. Here are some answers about its cause and treatment Massage can help manage firm lumps...
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