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Lumps and Indentation After Liposuction

asked 3 years ago by concerened in san antonio tx
Latest answer by Steven Wallach, MD
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I had Liposuction on my outer thighs about a year and a half ago. The results were unsatisfactory, and I'm left with indentations and lumps. Can this be repaired?

4 answers to Lumps and Indentation After Liposuction

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Lumps and Bumps after liposuction

I am sorry to hear that you had an undesirable outcome. Your results are most likely stable at this point in time. There are many reasons why this may occur and some are reparable while others are not. If you intially had excellent skin elasticity and elasticity (no history of major weight fluctuations, no stretch marks, no cellulite, no skin laxity, etc.) then revisionary procedures could provide you with improvments. This mmay involve a combination of procedures including additional... more
Otto Joseph Placik, MD

Chicago Plastic Surgeon
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Lumps from liposuction

Contour irregularities after liposuction can sometimes be corrected or at least improved upon but it can be difficult. It may require more liposuction and/or fat transfer.
Steven Wallach, MD

Manhattan Plastic Surgeon
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Revision liposuction and fat injections work

A combination of more liposuction and fat injections into the dents produce real improvement, in our experience.
George J. Beraka, MD

Manhattan Plastic Surgeon
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Lumps and Bumps

Following liposuction, irregularities can occur. Indentations can also occur. The best way to correct this is to do fat grafting with possible secondary liposuction. Realize that fat grafting may not be permanent and that repeated grafting may be required.
Robert M. Wald, Jr., MD

Orange County Plastic Surgeon

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