Swollen wrists/hands post liposculpture. Is this normal?

It is a very common event after liposuction in general, and especially if a machine was used (Untrasound or LASER). Factors that usually lead to it are basically: the amount of fluids used in the surgery, the amount of removed fat, the position during the surgery, your body's ability to handle the surgery (not a matter if it can or cannot but rather "how" it handles it), the type of your skin, any chronic conditions that you might have, the medication used on surgery and the ones prescribed for you after.
The swelling usually significantly drops down in 10-15 days, and soon after all goes back to normal. Some addition treatments might be used to speed things up but keep in touch with your surgeon and don't try anything yourself without getting his approval. I'm sure he did a great job with the surgery, and the swelling is not caused by any fault from his side, so keep your trust in him solid and update him.
Best of luck!

Thanks for writing,With liposuction there is a calculated fluid replacement through your I.V.. This fluid moves all around your body, over the next 10-14 days you will mobilize the fluid and pee it out. As that happens the areas suctioned will also improve and very slowly develop its new shape (which can take up to 4-6 months). Some of the fluid accumulations  are based on how you are positioned on the O.R. Table. Check with your Board Certified Plastic Surgeon, I am certain they will help you understand this.Stephen M. Davis, MD, FACSBoard Certified Plastic SurgeonMember: American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery Member: American Society of Plastic Surgeons