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Two Weeks After Vaser in One Flank There is Fluid 200 to 25o Ml , What is To Be Done?

this seroma doesnot seem to be increasing , will it require aspiration , how long it takes to absorb itself, aspiration can be done without ultrasound guidance also

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Seroma following vaser treatment

If you indeed have a seroma, it should be treated by aspiration. Is your surgeon aware of this? If not, you should notify him/her and have this treated. If left untreated for long, it may persist - not exactly what you would want.

Vaser and fluid

I fyou have a seroma, then it probably needs to be aspirated. You should contact your surgeon and get evaluated.

Steven Wallach, MD

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Vaser Liposuction

This can usually be aspirated without much of an event. Sometimes 2-3 aspiration events over a 5-10 day period are needed, then things close up and heal.

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