I have severe fibrosis in my abdomen after lipo. I have had several consults (pictures and in person) and everyone keeps saying it is swelling. I don't think it is swelling it has been 18 months since my last lipo. I have spent hundreds of dollars on compression garments, massages, endermologie and carboxy therapy with minimal results. I had a biopsy of one the areas and the report states "dense scar tissue". Am I going to be deformed forever? I have had lipo/bbl/TT 2016, more lipo 5/2017
November 28, 2018
Answer: Full Tummy tuck after swelling resolved I am sorry that you are having issues with the liposuction. The problem is that you were not a good candidate for liposuction in 2017. There were too much tissue to do liposuction alone. I would recommend in person consultation after the swelling resolved. You will need tummy tuck. Your before picture from 2016 and 2017 would be helpful. Please see the link.
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November 28, 2018
Answer: Full Tummy tuck after swelling resolved I am sorry that you are having issues with the liposuction. The problem is that you were not a good candidate for liposuction in 2017. There were too much tissue to do liposuction alone. I would recommend in person consultation after the swelling resolved. You will need tummy tuck. Your before picture from 2016 and 2017 would be helpful. Please see the link.
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November 28, 2018
Answer: Fibrosis I am so sorry to hear of this very unusual problem. I have seen a similar issue just once and much more localized to the bottom caused by poor blood supply in a smoker. It did get better over 2 years.Clearly, more lipo surgery will not make this better. A new tummy tuck will not make this better at this time.At least a year probably 2 for the tissue to soften if it ever will. I wish I could give you better news. One possibility would be fat grafting. This would not be recommended for the average plastic surgeon.I would go to a national expert at a university setting.Good luck
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November 28, 2018
Answer: Fibrosis I am so sorry to hear of this very unusual problem. I have seen a similar issue just once and much more localized to the bottom caused by poor blood supply in a smoker. It did get better over 2 years.Clearly, more lipo surgery will not make this better. A new tummy tuck will not make this better at this time.At least a year probably 2 for the tissue to soften if it ever will. I wish I could give you better news. One possibility would be fat grafting. This would not be recommended for the average plastic surgeon.I would go to a national expert at a university setting.Good luck
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