It is not uncommon to have a certain amount of irregularities post liposuction. Some of the irregularities are related to swelling and some are not. Some times it is a bulge not related to fat. Also, in my experience it depends on whether you wear a compression garment or not. The only person who really... more
Fixing contour irregularities after Liposuction?
Are noticeable contour irregularities that need to be addressed usually covered by the doctor that performed the original procedure? I don't feel I should have to pay any more money to fix a bulge on my stomach (one side and not the other) that is very obvious an area that wasn't suctioned properly.
4 answers to “Fixing contour irregularities after...”
A: Check with your doctor's financial responsibility form
Most surgeons will give you a "financial responsibility" form to sign before any procedure. In addition, your surgical quote or consent form is another good source of information. In general, most surgeons will state that if you maintain your weight, they will agree to a revision procedure for... more
A: Discuss this with your doctor.
You should discuss this with your doctor. Every surgeon has their own policy about this issue. There are many reasons as to why you could have this problem.
A: You should check with your doctor
I cannot speak to how your particular doctor and his or her policy with revision surgery, and I would recommend you discuss those specifics with your doctor. First of all it important for any patient to know and understand that any patient may have some contour deformities or irregularities after liposuction.... more
Liposuction before & after photos
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