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Fat necrosis can be removed through small discrete incisions if there is no resolution of fat necrosis or its symptoms.
the common management of fat necrosis is to do nothing, or excise it surgically if it is painful or otherwise bothersome.
Fat necrosis occurs with liposuction and fat transfer. Gentle techniques for both procedures can reduce the amount of fat necrosis that occurs. I suggest you speak with your plastic surgeon about these concerns. Best wishes, Dr. Aldo
Depending upon the extent of fat necrosis, it may require nothing to requiring surgery to remove the firm tissue.
Fat necrosis occurs when the fat does not have good blood supply, hardens and can calcified. It is often palpable because of these calcifications. It is not always visible. Fat necrosis can occur with many different types of surgery not only fat grafting. Often early treatment would be massage to soften and improve the appearance. In extreme cases excision can be done. Necrosis is a scary term but this is not dead or decaying tissue inside of you that must be removed. Discuss this your surgeon as to what approach is best for you.
Fat necrosis in the buttocks cheek can be corrected by a number of techniques including:1) Doing nothing: 90% will reabsorb by one year2) Manual daily message: can be very effective in breaking up the area of prominence especially if it is sticking out3) Sucking it out with a cannula: if it is really large
Thank you for asking about your BBL.You need to ask your own surgeon if you can sit now - every surgeon does it diffrerently.(If you were my patient, I would definitely let you sit with a recovery pillow).You may also benefit from knee high compression stockings - standing for a long time after...
The answer to your question depends on your body's healing as well as the observation skills of your boyfriend. At 3 weeks, bruising should also be gone for most people. The incisions made during BBL are very minimal and should be pretty well healed up at 3 weeks as well. Scars can take...
The biggest issue here is the need to set on your butt. If you can minimize sitting, and sit mostly on her thighs, you can consider returning to work. Those patients who stand for most of the day should not have any major problems at work by 10 days.
