How long after Vaser on inner thighs until I'm walking semi-normally again?

Hi, recovery varies greatly between patients. Final #results can usually be seen 2-4 months later as the swelling continues to diminish and contours become more defined, but improvement will continue for 4–6 months as swelling and irregularities resolve.
Also, exercise is typically recommended after two weeks to minimize #adhesion between skin and deeper tissues. You can slowly begin walking, swimming, or riding a stationary bicycle.Be sure that you follow your surgeon’s instructions as to caring for yourself during #recovery (such as wearing garments or lymphatic massage), but if you have any concerns at all about your healing process, do not hesitate to contact your surgeon. 
I hope your concern was addressed.
#RealSelf100

Thank you for your question regarding inner thigh VASER liposuction.  Typically, most patients are able to walk normally five to seven days after VASER liposuction of the inner thighs. Since you stated that you have minimal pain, I believe your inability to walk is due to swelling only.  To minimize leg and ankle swelling after inner thigh VASER, I would suggest continued leg compression.  In your case, I would suggest a compression garment from groin to ankle for the next four to six weeks.  At work, I would try to keep your legs elevated.  At night, I would suggest you elevate both legs on two to three pillows.  I would also suggest lymphatic massage two to three times a week for three weeks.  If you have any questions regarding inner thigh VASER liposuction, please contact my office. Sincerely, Dr. Katzen

Swelling can last up to 3-6 months after your procedure, however, walking will get easier much sooner. If you are concerned speak to your physician.  I do  recommend adding RF treatments externally like venus legacy, exilis ultra, Vanquish, shock/vibration therapy like Cellutone/z wave, hyperbaric oxygen and compression in order to decrease swelling and improve results. Best, Dr. Emer