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Fluid Build Up After Fat Transfer to the Buttocks 7 Months Ago. Is This Normal?

I had fat transfer to the buttocks 7 months ago. My results are great but my upper back legs keep building fluid where I have to have them drained every 3 weeks. This is my 4 th time. It started as much as 1 liter in my right leg and 300ml in my left. Those numbers has decreased but at least 200ml is being drained. The 16 doctors at the practice say they never seen this and I am starting to get discouraged that the fluid will never go away. Please advise what do I do is this normal?

1 Doctor Answer | Asked by ft laudie girl
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Seroma for 7 months......

Seromas are the most common complication of liposuction. However, in 15 years of practice and thousands of liposuction cases, I have never seen anyone drain for that long. I think the best thing to do is insert a drain. In my opinion, I wouldn't wait that long between draining procedures. We want the pocket to get smaller and close up. If you are waiting that long between drainings, you are just allowing the pressure of the fluid to re-open the pocket and... more

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