What do I need to do to get rid of the lumps? Or do I need to have lipo in the same area because I still look as if I didn't have the surgery. I'm disappointed at the outcome. Waste of 7K!!! Is there a doctor in the house that can help me please?
December 5, 2018
Answer: I had 360 liposuction abdominal area, flanks, anterior, posterior area, in July I have lumps in certain areas. How do I get rid? There are several possibilities including residual skin laxity, residual fat, unrecognized fluid collection, etc. Follow up with your PS as only an exam can sort these issues out.
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December 5, 2018
Answer: I had 360 liposuction abdominal area, flanks, anterior, posterior area, in July I have lumps in certain areas. How do I get rid? There are several possibilities including residual skin laxity, residual fat, unrecognized fluid collection, etc. Follow up with your PS as only an exam can sort these issues out.
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Answer: Lumps after liposuction Hi, and thanks for your question. I'm sorry to hear that you are disappointed with your results after liposuction. Sometimes massaging the areas can help smooth out lumpiness after liposuction. Contour irregularities are something we all strive to avoid, though do occasionally happen. Your swelling can persist for up to 6 months after liposuction before you can truly see the final result. To be fair, you are probably nearing that point. I would advise returning to your original surgeon and pointing out your areas of concern. If you don't feel that you are getting the answers you want, it is never wrong to have a second opinion.
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Answer: Lumps after liposuction Hi, and thanks for your question. I'm sorry to hear that you are disappointed with your results after liposuction. Sometimes massaging the areas can help smooth out lumpiness after liposuction. Contour irregularities are something we all strive to avoid, though do occasionally happen. Your swelling can persist for up to 6 months after liposuction before you can truly see the final result. To be fair, you are probably nearing that point. I would advise returning to your original surgeon and pointing out your areas of concern. If you don't feel that you are getting the answers you want, it is never wrong to have a second opinion.
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