I had 360 lipo & bbl on jan 3rd. I’ve been itching since 7 days post and now I am 1 months post op. My itching, tingling, burning, sharp needle pains is driving me insane. It seems to play up 20x worst at bed time. When does it all end? I can’t function daily. I am currently taking preagabalin for the neuropathic pains but I can still feel it intensely. I’ve been miserable since surgery and need advice and help. My skin itself is fine with no infection as I’ve visted the doctors to confirm this.
Answer: Brazilian Butt Lift Thank you for your question. I would suggest consulting more thoroughly with your surgeon. They will know exactly what was done and what could possibly be causing this itching and burning. Good Luck.
Helpful
Answer: Brazilian Butt Lift Thank you for your question. I would suggest consulting more thoroughly with your surgeon. They will know exactly what was done and what could possibly be causing this itching and burning. Good Luck.
Helpful
February 4, 2019
Answer: Itching after BBL Thanks for writing,Two things need to be considered. 1) external sources: Your garment and the latex may be a source, topical creams you may be using could be a problem. 2) Internal sources: Medications that you are taking, inflammatory response to the grafting itself, potential nerve injury as a result of the grafting or harvesting. I would check with your operating Plastic Surgeon as he / she knows exactly what was done and I am certain they can help you as there are lots of options. Good luck Stephen M. Davis, MD, FACS
Helpful
February 4, 2019
Answer: Itching after BBL Thanks for writing,Two things need to be considered. 1) external sources: Your garment and the latex may be a source, topical creams you may be using could be a problem. 2) Internal sources: Medications that you are taking, inflammatory response to the grafting itself, potential nerve injury as a result of the grafting or harvesting. I would check with your operating Plastic Surgeon as he / she knows exactly what was done and I am certain they can help you as there are lots of options. Good luck Stephen M. Davis, MD, FACS
Helpful
