Uneven skin tone after Vaser Liposuction - what can help this go away? (photos)

IPL will assist in reducing discolouration, persistent redness and purple/blue marbling caused by trauma. IPL speeds up fading of post bruise discolouration whilst stimulating collagen.

Unfortunately, if Vaser was done close to the skin and it has affected the melanocytes then there may not be a lot of options.

Sorry to see you had this complication. This can happen when the liposuction was too aggressive in the superficial plane, damaging some of the superficial blood vessels and nerve endings to those vessels. I would recommend several treatments of an intense pulse light as well as micro radio frequency treatments to even out the skin texture and color. This should result in a dramatic improvement.

Hello Dear Biancageorgia123, It is Dr. Hong from Fresh Plastic Surgery Clinic South Korea, Seoul. Based on your pictures, it is very difficult to judge... but basically there is several reasons: 1) bad blood circulation in that area ( in Korea, for this case blood circulation supplements (oral) and massage are recommended) 2) If tone uneven because of wrinkle on skin, some RF laser like Morpheus8 can help as well
Best way is visit your PS Dr. or dermatology, for consultation
Best Regards

Thank you for reaching out with your concern about uneven skin tone after undergoing Vaser liposuction. I understand that experiencing skin discoloration post-procedure can be disconcerting, and I am here to guide you through potential solutions.

Although skin discoloration is an infrequent occurrence after Vaser liposuction, it seems to have manifested in your case. To address this issue, I recommend using a skin bleaching cream, specifically one containing hydroquinone. This compound works by evening out skin tones, effectively helping to fade discoloration over time.

It's important to note that hydroquinone is a slow-acting substance. Therefore, you may not immediately observe significant changes, but with consistent use over a span of several months, it can yield beneficial results.

In my professional experience, a hydroquinone-based skin bleaching cream can be an effective approach to tackling irregular skin tones even two years after Vaser liposuction. My hope is that this recommendation offers you a viable option to rectify the uneven skin tone you've been dealing with post-procedure.

Please consult with a healthcare professional before starting any new skin treatment regimen.

Sincerely,
Dr. Katzen

Please consider an over the counter hydrocortisone 1% cream for a month to see if it makes a difference. Otherwise, time will continue to improve your skin tone.

Hello,
thanks for your question and sharing your photos. I'm glad to hear that you're happy with the results of your Vaser Liposuction. Uneven skin tone after Vaser Liposuction can be a common occurrence in some cases, and it's possible that it may improve over time. However, it's important to note that the extent of improvement and the timeline can vary from person to person.
Here are some general suggestions that may help improve the appearance of uneven skin tone:
Moisturize ( e.g. Aloe vera gel ) : keeping your skin well-hydrated can promote a healthy complexion and improve the overall appearance of your skin.
Sun protection: Protecting your skin from excessive sun exposure is crucial. UV rays can worsen the appearance of uneven skin tone and lead to further skin damage. Use sunscreen with a high SPF (i.e. 50 SPF) , wear protective clothing, and limit your sun exposure.
Gentle exfoliation: Exfoliating your skin can help remove dead skin cells and promote cell turnover. Opt for gentle esfoliators to avoid irritation, and consider consulting a skincare professional for recommendations suitable for your skin type.
Topical treatments: There are various skincare products available that may help improve uneven skin tone, such as those containing ingredients like vitamin C, retinol, niacinamide, or hydroquinone.
In some cases, professional treatments like chemical peels, microdermabrasion, laser therapy, or intense pulsed light (IPL) may be recommended to address uneven skin tone. These treatments should be performed by qualified professionals.
Hope this helps,
Dr Giuseppe Fiore

Thank-you for your query! The uneven skin tone may be because of some staining after the procedure. Topical ointments like retinol may be helpful, but you need to discuss your concerns with your Plastic surgeon who can examine you and help you. All the best!

Here are some general suggestions that might help. Uneven skin tone after Vaser Liposuction can be a concern, but there are potential options to improve it:
Time: Sometimes, skin tone irregularities may naturally improve over time. It can take several months for the skin to fully settle after surgery.
Topical Treatments: Consider using topical treatments such as vitamin C serums or products containing ingredients like retinol. These can sometimes help with skin texture and tone.
Hydration: Keep your skin well-hydrated by drinking plenty of water and using moisturizers. Hydrated skin tends to look healthier.
Sun Protection: Protect your skin from the sun by using sunscreen. Exposure to the sun can exacerbate uneven skin tone and pigmentation issues.
Professional Advice: Consult with the surgeon who performed the Vaser Liposuction. They can assess your specific situation and provide professional advice tailored to your needs.
Dermatologist Consultation: Consider seeing a dermatologist who specializes in skin concerns. They can evaluate your skin and recommend specific treatments or products.
Remember to consult with a qualified medical professional for personalized advice based on your individual situation. They can provide the most accurate guidance on addressing your concerns.

This can occur due to various factors. To address this issue, it’s essential to consult with your surgeon, as they can provide the most accurate guidance. Posibles Solutions may include massage, wearing compression garments, and potentially a revision procedure if necessary. Another options is to have another surgery.