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Thank you for your question. This is uncommon to hear. If you are extremely thin it could be pulsation from your abdominal aorta. Another possibility is a fluid collection. Please return to your board certified plastic surgeon for an in-person examination and to discuss your concerns. Hope this helps and good luck!
This is a strange observation. If you're thin you might be witnessing the normal movement created by the aorta. Nevertheless, report this to your surgeon.
You should seek a recheck early this week. It sounds like you may be developing a seroma or fluid buildup.This will likely need some drainage.
Thank you for your question and photographs. I think it is important to understand your goals of the surgery. Was it to liposuction enough fat to transfer to the breasts OR was it primarily to perform liposuction of the flanks and outer thighs and transfer some to the breast. This conversation...
That area of hip indentation can be best treated by fat injections. The objective would be to unify the saddle bag and upper outer thighs into a combined outward curve.
Thank you for question. You are still relatively early in the recovery process. There appears to be a combination of loose skin and some residual swelling. This is common following abdominal liposuction and will continue to improve over the next several months. Please have close follow up with...
