Indurated Fluid and Creases Six Months Later

This could be attributed to improper wear of the compression garment and I have seen this caused by creases in the garment which cause a constriction band and swelling beneath it not unlike a tight pair of stockings will cause swelling below the band. I would discuss this withyour surgeon.

I know it must be difficult to deal with this problem after paying for your liposuction. Sometimes after liposuction, lumps or creases may appear. Most of the times, these problems can and should be treated early to avoid long term issue. The most common way to treat lump and creases after liposuction is massage of the area. Some have used ultrasound and Velashape with success. Most patients obtain excellent result with massage prior to embarking on more expensive methods.

If you have fluid accumulation (seroma) after liposuction, it may need to be drained by your surgeon. I hope your surgeon is a board certified plastic surgeon. As you may know, any physician may now perform liposuction without any formal surgical training. If your "cosmetic surgeon" is not certified by the American Board of Plastic surgeon, please look another opinion. Good luck

This prolonged swelling and edema needs to be brought to the attention of your surgeon.   Deep tissue massage is very important to help soften the tissues and open the lymphatic channels.    A new tighter compression garment should help with the swelling also