How long does it take for blisters to heal after lipo? (photos)

Based on the pictures it looks like you have full thickness burns to the skin.  You should stay in close communication with your plastic surgeon about how to treat this.  If someone other than a plastic surgeon performed the procedure then you should seek out the care of one to make sure you get appropriate treatment.  Your injuries will likely require additional surgery or at least prolonged wound care and will ultimately leave permanent scars.   This is an unfortunate outcome and should not have happened.  There are multiple non-skilled providers offering liposuction and in the wrong hands bad outcomes can occur.   Be sure to consult with a board-certified plastic surgeon for your care in the future.   

This requires an in-person evaluation. For these types of burns, I recommend hyperbaric oxygen, silicone gel with growth factors and hyperbaric oxygen. I recommend getting a formal evaluation with an expert. Any subsequent scarring can be improved with lasers and microneedling/prp. Best, Dr. Emer

kydimples92.  Sorry you’re having these unusual healing problems after liposuction. They do appear superficial and should heal over the next several weeks. Stay in close contact with your plastic surgeon for further wound care counseling. Best of luck.

Based on the photo, you have a full-thickness burn. This requires a close monitoring and probably a surgery. Be sure to seek an immediate in-person consultation with a board-certified plastic surgeon to prevent further complication and permanent scarring.