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I suggest seeking out only a subspecialist for this treatment, but you cannot be on blood thinners. Dr. David Amron of Beverly Hills is the only physician I know who can help you. Best, Dr. Emer.
Liposuction is an elective aesthetic procedure and no patient should assume inordinate risks to undergo this operation. You should be fully cleared by your hematologist before considering cosmetic surgery.
If I understand you correctly, these two issues make you a poor candidate for liposuction. It would be unsafe for you to proceed.
Simply, should not be done. If you can safely be taken off your blood thinners with the approval of your dorctors for a while, then you might consider it.
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...
Your physician will prescribe pain meds for you. Most patients will require narcotic meds during the immediate post operative period but can usually switch to OTC meds after 5-7 days. Everyone is different in their pain tolerance levels.
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.
