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Best Way to Get Rid of Lumps After SmartLipo?

Hello. I have SmartLipo a month ago and my lumps have grown bigger, harder and more pronounced. My stomach look really bad. I am very concerned... and everytime I call my doctor they tell me this is normal; but they haven't even seen me. I am frustrated with my doctor and the clinic. I spent all my savings on this; and I am not satisfied, I feel like they dont even care... I would like some advice. what kind of massage could help? Is this really normal? thank you. I am desperate.

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4 Doctor Answers | Asked by deanna2011 in Portland, OR

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Smoothing out the lumps following Smart Lipo

It is normal to feel bumps following Smart Lipo beginning 3 to 4 weeks following the procedure. The lumps are areas of treated fat your body is in the process of healing. The lumps are generally detected by feel and are typically not big enough to see. I recommend lymphatic message for all of my patients and external ultrasound therapy for resistant areas. I recommend making an appointment with your surgeon to make sure that you are healing properly. Express your concern to the office... more

Getting rid of SmartLipo lump

It is common to have some lumps after any liposuction procedure. The key is knowing how to manage these lump. Many techniques are available, but you need to be able to see your doctor to give you the best advice. Many patients get frustrated with not being able to see their doctor after the procedure. Think of how many times you saw your doctor before the procedure? The service prior to the procedure should give you a hint of the service after the procedure. In my practice, I personally meet... more

Lymphatic massage for lumps after Smartlipo

Lumps after Smartlipo are not uncommon and in spite of treatment they may never fully go away. Patients who undergo lymphatic massage beginning early in the post-operative period appear to do best with less lumps and bumps. Unlike traditional massage for sore and aching muscles which tends to be vigorous this is very light touch and even treatment of the very sore areas is well-tolerated. I have a relationship with two lymphatic massage therapists... more

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