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It would depend on weather I thought the placement of the previous incisions contributed to the lack of your expected results. I would certainly be cautious in darker skinned patient who form thick (hypertrophic) scars. Good luck.
I am sorry that you did not have happiness with your first surgery. Make sure that you and your PS are clear on what can, and can't be achieved with a second surgery. If the incisions are in a good position to access your current areas of fat, then the old incisions are best access. If there are areas that cannot be accessed by the old incisions, others may need to be added. Access scars cannot be eliminated, but talk to your PS about scar management to optimize whatever scars you have.
That would depend on the areas to be treated. If the same areas are involved then possibly the same incisions could be used. However, your surgeon may want to used additional access sites to improve your result.
It all depends on your definition of 'extremely' Some swelling and water retention is perfectly normal after surgery. Your anesthesiologist likely gave you a lot of IV fluids during the procedure. "extreme" swelling is not normal. Best to contact your surgeon's office.
Thank you for asking about your liposuction with a cardiac defibrillator.I understand totally your wanting to do something for yourself.To find out if it can be done, first get surgical clearance from your cardiologist.Tell her/him that liposuction entails your receiving considerable lidocaine ...
Hey there,After liposuction parts of skin appear hard. This a normal occurrence and eventually the skin tends to soften down, and the skin tends to become lax if it's not too elastic. This is exactly what's happening in your case. You will have to massage the treated areas adequately multiple...