Faja burn/dent? It’s really deep and goes from my hip to my stomach. I wonder if it will ever heal?

Hello MDB18,
I appreciate your questions! Plastic surgeons have different post-operative protocols customized for every patient to achieve the best results. I usually recommend my patients wearing specialized compression garments to reduce swelling and help their skin contract smoothly to their new body’s contours. Since ill-fitting garments can lead to contour irregularities, I advise them about the correct method of using the garments, to limit folds and creases in them, and regularly check if they are worn properly. The right garment for you would be the one that provides proper support for the skin and offers the maximum possible comfort since you’ll be required to wear them all day (except for showering), for approximately 6 months. Additionally, at least ten lymphatic drainage massage sessions are required, starting 24 hours after the procedure, to eliminate excess lymph fluid, alleviate swelling and discomfort, and also prevent complications such as seromas (fluid collection) and contour irregularities (indentations, and/or fibrosis). In my experience, manual lymphatic massages by their own have proven successful, in the majority of cases, in achieving uniform removal of swelling and ensuring smooth contours. Since every case is different, consult with your plastic surgeon about your specific needs and concerns. Best regards, Dr. De La Cruz.

Unfortunately without photos, it would be difficult to evaluate the "dent". Dents can be caused by compression. A burn is something that needs to be treated. I would highly recommend you call your plastic surgeon and express your concerns directly.