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Will the Fascia Blaster help fix my cellulite caused by liposuction?

SgfitSep 22, 2016
4 years ago I had traditional liposuction in my thighs to transfer the fat to my breasts. I never wanted it to come from my thighs because I loved my legs and worried they would be different after. Well, I got convinced since I didn't have enough fat anywhere else. Now I've been upset with my legs for 4 yrs. I had a little cellulite before that I was fine with, now it's a lot! I do not want any further procedures but am very sad. Do you think the Fascia Blaster massager tool will work long term?

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James Fernau, MD, FACS - Account Suspended

Thank you for your question.I would recommend that you follow a healthy, balanced lifestyle through diet and exercise. Exercise can reduce the appearance of cellulite as well as increase the gluteal muscles giving you a rounder, firmer buttocks. Another option would be to choose Cellulaze to...

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Thank you so much for submitting your question. Since your surgery was three years ago, it’s unlikely that anything that you do from the outside will cause any damage to your surgical results. All absorbable sutures have disappeared and any permanent sutures are well incorporated into your m...

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