I had Liposuction in my middle part of my body and tummy. It is hard, swallow, painful, and very tender. Is this normal?

There appears to have been a seroma formation with resultant scar.  This can be treated with massage, ultrasound, and steroid injections.  Often, if the induration and rippling doesn't improve, you may need a surgeon to go in and release the neck and remove the scar tissue.  I...

My suggestion is to get an evaluation from a revision liposuction expert.  My good friend Dr. David Amron of Beverly Hills is the best I know in your area.  If you are willing to travel I would gladly see you.  It maybe that you would require additional liposuction, but I often...

If I understand you correctly, these two issues make you a poor candidate for liposuction. It would be unsafe for you to proceed.

In reviewing your pictures, it looks like you have had liposuction. As part of the healing process, the body generates swelling fluid and immature collagen, or scar tissue, in the areas operated upon. This causes tightness and burning. Over time, the swelling will go away and the collagen will...

Although most surgeons provide narcotics for postoperative pain relief after liposuction they are still needed. In my practice Tylenol or Motrin are completely acceptable.

Thanks for the question. After a week your surgery area is totally healed and yes you can do gym and also do other activities. I wish you all the best.