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That's called a Paradoxical Adipose Hiperplasya, it's not a common condition (0.5%), the only thing that can be done is surgery; kybella wont work, radiofrecuencia won't work, because your fat cells became larger and thicker with the treatment. Talk to your provider to see if you have any insurence, usually if your procedure was done with the Coolsculpting device (allergan aesthetics) they have it
That isn’t a shark bite .. shark bite is when fat is removed leaving a concave marking . This bulge is convex and highly representative of paradoxical adipose hyperplasia . You need to return to the physician that performed the procedure so they can report the case to allergan and will need corrective liposuction
HI. Thanks for your question. It is possible for an area treated by CS to get bigger, rather than smaller, but this is not common. This is called PAH, which is Paradoxical Adipose Hyperplasia, and occurs approximately 1 in 3000. Your 5kg weight gain could also explain why the area looks...
I would recommend seeing a plastic surgeon to make sure that you haven't had a rare complication called paradoxical adipose hyperplasia (PAH). This can cause enlargement and hardening of fat in treated areas.
I think that you had a superficial second degree burn, usually the only thing is to avaid sun exposure because of the risk of postinflamatory hiperpeygmentation. FDA cancelled the flat applicators, because not only the suction matters, but how you vacuum the tissue, thats why the are only round...
Hi Skinny2020, Kybella definitely is effective at reducing small collections of excess fat in the submentum. Like Coolsculpting, if you have good skin tone, the decompression by dissolving fat allows the skin to contour. Kybella may require multiple sessions depending upon the thickness. The...
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