Leg Lipo Revision for Lumps? (photo)

I would suggest our Hidef Liposuction Revision Protocol which includes Brazilian Cellulite Treatment, fibrous release with fat grafting, liposuction, liposonix, and lipocavitation. Best, Dr. Karamanoukian#Realself100 Surgeon

Since your are two years removed from original liposuction, you certainly can consider revision to improve on your existing conditions. Fro revision and correction of contour irregularities, it's important to have in person consultation so your surgeon can evaluate your legs thoroughly. Most of the time, revision can improve the deformities but may not completely make it disappear. Your surgeon should be able to give you an estimate of how much improvement can be expected and help you decide whether it's worthwhile to go through with the revision.

Best Wishes

defects and indentations are very common after liposuction especially on thighs and abdomen. 80% of my Liposuction cases are correction cases and it takes a few attempts to correct them to full extent. it may never look perfect but it can be made significantly better. chose your doctor wisely and make sure they are experienced in treating such cases. good luck! 

    The pictures would be more helpful if taken from a lower perspective.  I would say that the nature of your skin and quallity of the fat will limit any revision to some degree.  On pics 1, 2, and 4, I am not sure that I see anything to revise.  On pic 3 I do see the depression and this area could be fat grafted.  However, an exam would be mandatory to determine your needs and what would be realistic.    Find a plastic surgeon with ELITE credentials who performs hundreds of liposuction procedures every year.  Kenneth Hughes, MD Los Angeles, CA

Thanks very much for your question.  I agree with previous answers that it's essential to actually examine and feel the area.  An examination is the only way to do this.  Some can likely be made better but all of the areas might not be amenable to surgery.  You will likely need to be seen by a local doctor to see if you are a candidate.