Can revision liposuction help remove or reduce fibrosis from Lipo360?

I am one of the few docs who specialize in lipo and breaking up fibrosis and removing it is not that uncommon but is a lot of work so most docs don't attempt it. Always be sure to see your doc during the consultation and see him/her after the procedure as well. There are a lot of fly by night chain lipo clinics where you never meet the doc ahead of time or see the same doc afterwards.

Based on your written questions, request an information it appears you went through a non-medical business run liposuction clinic. Most sports certified plastic surgeons do preoperative in person evaluation and follow up postop care. Therefore, you should find a private practice board certified Plastic surgeon to examine you rendered an opinion. Without posting photos very hard to give you accurate advice, but a combination of superficial lip sculpting with the J plasma or Endeley laser may improve your results But also if you have severe denting, then fat grafting or use of FDA approved fat injections like ALLOCLE or an option. Best of virtual consultant with good luck.

Fibrosis is not a condition that simply happens to some people and not to others.
It’s the result of overzealous Liposuction we’re almost all the fat is removed.
Often oversell us Liposuction in conjunction with uneven treatment leads to an outcome. People called fibrosis.
If the procedure is not done correctly, there’s no Way to stop this from happening.
Fibrosis has nothing to do with aftercare.
There’s nothing a patient can do to alter their Liposuction outcome once the procedure has been performed.
Any attempt at Moore Liposuction will generally create more scar tissue.
When too much fat is removed the body will respond by making more scar tissue then if the procedure was done in a more gentle manner.
The combination of developing more scar tissue, and having very little fat left leads to this outcome.
It’s an unfortunate situation that is purely related to how the procedure was performed.
You should not feel guilty or bad that you did not do postoperative care correctly.
Massage or compression garments have nothing to do with the outcome after Liposuction.
Liposuction outcomes are related to only two variables.
The first is the patient candidacy for the procedure and the second is the skill of the provider.
Without seeing before and after pictures so we can’t begin to make an assessment.
I suggest you avoid spending money on secondary after surgery treatments, which will not change your outcome.
Best,
Mats Hagstrom MD