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The only reason I can think of to have muscle weakness after liposuction would be the layoff from athletic activity during convalescence. I think this will pass very quickly.
It is fairly common for patients to fell like they have no stamina after surgery. This can take several months to improve as the body heals.
Thank you for your question.The area around the belly button (periumbilical area) can be very challenging to address when doing liposuction on the abdomen. Based on your picture, I feel you have a good result to date. It can take several months for all of the swelling to resolve and the skin to...
Because of added efficiency doing more than one area liposuction will save some money. Whether not all the areas you list in your specific case should be done is another matter. This is something for the judgment of your surgeon.
Thank you for asking about your liposuction.Please contact your surgeon and let her/him know that you used cocaine recently.Cocaine is dangerous - it sensitizes the heart. Stress like exercise in a cocaine user can cause sudden death.Local anesthesia surgery is stressful and you will get...
Thank you for submitting your question. 5 weeks is still very early in the healing process. You may have waviness and irregularities that will smooth out in the next coming weeks. Minimize activities, lymphatic massage, and use of your contour garment will help with your swelling....
Yes, liposuction can be performed to reduce the excess tissue and reshape the axillary region. I have also combined this with excision of excess tissue if necessary. Good luck!
Thank you for asking about your liposuction result.I am sorry you are concerned and disappointed.The photo is at a slant so I cannot assess the asymmetry.You are still swollen - it takes 6 months to see the final result.We all have one side that is naturally larger and one side that naturally...
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