I Had a Liposuction Done 6 Years Ago, but my Tummy Looks Uneven with Scars Underneath my Skin. Is There Anything I Can Do? Doctor Answers, Tips
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I Had a Liposuction Done 6 Years Ago, but my Tummy Looks Uneven with Scars Underneath my Skin. Is There Anything I Can Do?

5 Doctor Answers | Asked by Sofita2003
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Unevenness After Liposuction

Unevenness after liposuction can occur, and the amount of correction will depend upon the degree of loose skin and the nature of the contour deformity. See a board certified plastic surgeon with ELITE credentials who performs hundreds of liposuction procedures each year. Kenneth Hughes, MD Los Angeles, CA
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Revision liposuction

It sounds like you have some contour irregularities after your last procedure, and in order to correct them you will likely need revision surgery. I recommend seeing a plastic surgeon for an evaluation, and it is likely your situation can be improved.
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Abdominoplasty

Often I see what you are describing when an aggressive liposuction of the abdomen has been done. The other time I see uneveness is when the patient had loose skin prior to the liposuction, and the abdomen looks lumpy afterwards. This is why I almost always refuse to suction abdomens. Not a good area to get good results. If you have the problems you describe, your best option may be an abdominoplasty. Good luck.

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Liposuction contour issues

Contour issues for liposuction can happen with aggressive removal or in very thin patients. Best to be seen in person to get a better perspective.
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Uneven after liposuction

It is impossible to comment without photos and a full history. Visible scars are at skin level so I am not sure what you are trying to describe.
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