I've left my nurse a message but no response as of yet... I'm really swollen but know this is normal...still in lots of pain... is my compression garment too small..how do we know?? My Dr is in Florida I'm in NY
Answer: Garment is way too tight I am concerned about the garment being too tight as you can see the markings being left on your skin. I would recommend foam to avoid the pleating that is happening from the garment. Numbness is very normal at this stage of the recovery process and the swelling is definitely evident in your photos. Good luck.
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Answer: Garment is way too tight I am concerned about the garment being too tight as you can see the markings being left on your skin. I would recommend foam to avoid the pleating that is happening from the garment. Numbness is very normal at this stage of the recovery process and the swelling is definitely evident in your photos. Good luck.
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Answer: After lipo. 8 days out and my back is totally numb.... is this normal Thank you for submitting your question. Swelling and numbness/pain after
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Answer: After lipo. 8 days out and my back is totally numb.... is this normal Thank you for submitting your question. Swelling and numbness/pain after
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February 3, 2016
Answer: Numbness of the skin is a normal temporary byproduct of liposuction. Numbness of the skin commonly occurs after liposuction. This is more common when it is assisted by a laser as is more significant pain. All of this should resolve in time.
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February 3, 2016
Answer: Numbness of the skin is a normal temporary byproduct of liposuction. Numbness of the skin commonly occurs after liposuction. This is more common when it is assisted by a laser as is more significant pain. All of this should resolve in time.
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February 2, 2016
Answer: 8 days post op lipo It is normal to feel soreness/pain after liposuction. The garment actually helps patients feel better because it helps with the swelling. The garment should be snug but obviously, if you feel you can't move or have trouble breathing while wearing it, it is too tight. Best to call your operating surgeon's office again so you can be reassured and get your questions fully answered. Good luck!!
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February 2, 2016
Answer: 8 days post op lipo It is normal to feel soreness/pain after liposuction. The garment actually helps patients feel better because it helps with the swelling. The garment should be snug but obviously, if you feel you can't move or have trouble breathing while wearing it, it is too tight. Best to call your operating surgeon's office again so you can be reassured and get your questions fully answered. Good luck!!
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January 1, 2019
Answer: Liposuction Are you able to email your doctor in Florida? You may want to check in with them tomorrow about your garment. I do see indentations under your breasts and your mid and lower back; it does seem to be too small. It is completely normal to have numbness. Numbness after any surgical procedure is expected for several weeks to several months. The nerves to the areas of liposuction have been traumatized; they are not currently firing. This will resolve over the next several weeks and months, sometimes it may take even longer even up to 2 years. As the nerves regenerate, you will begin to experience burning, itching, electric shocks, tingling etc. Massaging these areas helps to desensitize the nerves and usually normal sensation returns. I attached a link with more information. Hope this helps.
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January 1, 2019
Answer: Liposuction Are you able to email your doctor in Florida? You may want to check in with them tomorrow about your garment. I do see indentations under your breasts and your mid and lower back; it does seem to be too small. It is completely normal to have numbness. Numbness after any surgical procedure is expected for several weeks to several months. The nerves to the areas of liposuction have been traumatized; they are not currently firing. This will resolve over the next several weeks and months, sometimes it may take even longer even up to 2 years. As the nerves regenerate, you will begin to experience burning, itching, electric shocks, tingling etc. Massaging these areas helps to desensitize the nerves and usually normal sensation returns. I attached a link with more information. Hope this helps.
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