I have dents in my stomach from a year ago From liposuction. How can I fill these dents? Filler or fill with fat? I was suggested a tummy tuck or harvesting fat to those areas . Need help
Answer: Dents You can have fat transfers done or treat the dents with Sculptra injections to help smooth the areas more.
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CONTACT NOW Answer: Thank you for your question. Thank you for your question. The best way to avoid dents is to not get them in the first place, but it happens occasionally, even in the best of hands. A big part of the problem is that liposuction is typically done in a supine position, and what appeared to be smooth with the patient lying down can occasionally not be so smooth when standing. Using smaller cannulas, and repositioning the patient is helpful in avoiding this. That is why I sometimes prefer doing liposuction under sedation, so that the patient can help the surgeon visualize the treatment area from different positions. Experience of the surgeon also helps, I believe, as an experienced surgeon knows to randomize his or her liposuction strokes so as to not remain in the same area too long and reinforce a contour irregularity. That being said, your dents can be improved through a combination of liposuctioning the areas around the defects and fat grafting the dents themselves. Alternatively, an abdominoplasty can even out the irregularities (and in fact, remove these areas) as most of them are below the belly button. This is, of course, a much bigger procedure.
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CONTACT NOW Answer: Thank you for your question. Thank you for your question. The best way to avoid dents is to not get them in the first place, but it happens occasionally, even in the best of hands. A big part of the problem is that liposuction is typically done in a supine position, and what appeared to be smooth with the patient lying down can occasionally not be so smooth when standing. Using smaller cannulas, and repositioning the patient is helpful in avoiding this. That is why I sometimes prefer doing liposuction under sedation, so that the patient can help the surgeon visualize the treatment area from different positions. Experience of the surgeon also helps, I believe, as an experienced surgeon knows to randomize his or her liposuction strokes so as to not remain in the same area too long and reinforce a contour irregularity. That being said, your dents can be improved through a combination of liposuctioning the areas around the defects and fat grafting the dents themselves. Alternatively, an abdominoplasty can even out the irregularities (and in fact, remove these areas) as most of them are below the belly button. This is, of course, a much bigger procedure.
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January 7, 2023
Answer: Either more liposuction or a tummy tuck In your case, what makes the dents visible is the fat around them. So it can be liposuctioned and it will smooth it out, although not all the way. Another option is to do a tummy tuck and cut that skin out.
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Answer: Either more liposuction or a tummy tuck In your case, what makes the dents visible is the fat around them. So it can be liposuctioned and it will smooth it out, although not all the way. Another option is to do a tummy tuck and cut that skin out.
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December 14, 2022
Answer: Dents in abdomen after liposuction I can see on your photo what you describe. It looks like some areas are depressed and some bulges are still present. I recommend liposuction and fat transfer. I do not recommend using filler, as you will get a better more long lasting result with fat.
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Answer: Dents in abdomen after liposuction I can see on your photo what you describe. It looks like some areas are depressed and some bulges are still present. I recommend liposuction and fat transfer. I do not recommend using filler, as you will get a better more long lasting result with fat.
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November 22, 2022
Answer: Contour irregularities after liposuction Unfortunately, contour irregularities after liposuction are a known complication and happen more often that people think. The correction usually involves either fat transfer or some sort of tummy tuck (mini vs full) depending on how much skin and tissue you have and where the irregularities are. I would not recommend filler to correct those areas because it is not permanent and may cause further issues down the line if you decide to pursue surgical correction.
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Answer: Contour irregularities after liposuction Unfortunately, contour irregularities after liposuction are a known complication and happen more often that people think. The correction usually involves either fat transfer or some sort of tummy tuck (mini vs full) depending on how much skin and tissue you have and where the irregularities are. I would not recommend filler to correct those areas because it is not permanent and may cause further issues down the line if you decide to pursue surgical correction.
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