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Developing Hard Lumps About 1 Week After Lipo, This Normal? (photo)

i had tumecent lipo done almost two weeks ago on my upper/lower abs, and love handles. when i went to my post op the next day.. I had NO BRUISING, with the exception of a lilttle bit on my lower back. it looked great and smooth. a few days ago i started noticing hard lumps ( they dont move) is this normal and will resolve in time, or do i have good reason to be freaking out , because they were not there initially. ?!!?

4 Doctor Answers | Asked by kiko1111 in texas
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Liposuction and firmness

Some lumps may be palpable after liposuction. Often massaging the area gently will loosen them up. Over time, they should resolve. Follow closely with your surgeon.
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Lumps after Liposuction

Don't freak out! Small lumps after liposuction are very normal. You won't fell them at first because of fluid buildup. As the fluid subsides, you are feeling swollen local tissue that I describe as firm cottage cheese. This will subside with time. Ask your plastic surgeon when you can perform some gentle lymph massage. I have created Karen B. Vaniver, MD, Breast and Body Recovery Serum (listed on Google) as a massage aid. It is all natural and scented with botanical lavender oil,... more
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Lumps after Lipo

Lumps after lipo most commonly occur on the abdomen. They last for about a month. We really don't know if massage helps, since they usually go away even without massage. They are a normal part of healing. Focus on a healthy diet. Mainly drink water. Walking and other low impact exercises are good. If you focus on the things you can change, your liposuction results will be even better.

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Developing Hard Lumps About 1 Week After Lipo, This Normal?

The photos does not demonstrate the lumps. But start lymphatic massages and external ultrasound therapy.
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