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I would say if you have recovered uneventfully and if you were one of my patients, I would feel comfortable performing liposuction on the thighs.Make sure you see a board certified plastic surgeon for your surgical procedure.Good luck.
As long as the incisions have healed on your knees and you don't have swelling that could be bothered by the compression garment after liposuction you could probably undergo the thigh liposuction with no concerns of it being interefered by the knee surgery. Do check with your orthopedist, though, prior to booking the liposuction.
If the knee surgery was endoscopic it should not affect your liposuction and probably not even if it was opened. You can ask your surgeon when he evaluates you.
The knee surgery itiself if the scar is located over the "knee cap", should not interfere with the mechanical performance of liposuction. However, you may experience prologned swelling due to surgical scarring of the veins and could place you at higher risk for a blood clot of the calf veins. Preventative measures should be used in any prolonged surgery or for prolonged immobilization under general anesthesia.
Liposuction will not affect the inner knee but is associated with swelling which is treated with compression garments. The swelling may be greater based on the location and the length of the knee surgery incisions. But there is no reason why you could not have liposuction.Dr. P. Aldea
No relationship between the 2 areas but maybe longer edema, higher risk of thrombophebilitis on the knee surgery side. Photos would have been useful. Regards.
There should be no reason why knee surgery 7 months ago would prevent you from having lipo. My biggest concern would be if you had a knee replacement and the risk of infection. Other than this all the other risks and complications remain in place. If your surgery was open (with a large incision) versus closed arthroscopically with small incisions there could be more swelling but I believe that would be about all. Good luck with your surgery.
If it was an uncomplicated knee surgery then enough time has passed that the effects should be minimal to none. It will not effect the liposuction but may prolong swelling for a brief period.
Hi.I don't think your previous knee surgery will have any negative effect on liposuction of your thighs. Your surgeon just has to move you carefully when position is changed.
Thank you for your question. It is recommended to wait at least 6 month when you are complete it healed from the previous procedure to have another one. I would suggest to be treated by board certificated plastic surgeon with experience in this procedure, to get the best desired results. Kind ...
Combining surgery increases risk. Many people want to try to do as much as possible once they decide to have surgery, hoping to combine recoveries. In the case of liposuction, there is a recovery of only one day off your feet if performed under local anesthesia. Combining liposuction with...
Thank you for your question. It is hard to provided with a valid medical opinion without photos. I would suggest to be treated by board certificated plastic surgeon with experience in this procedure, to get the best desired results. Kind Regards,Dr. Emmanuel Mallol Cotes.-