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Good afternoon. Thanks for your question. You're still early on healing process and final results, wait to see changes in your body, to feel discomfort on your stitches is completely normal at the beginning, don't be scared, everything will be fine. If you notice something else or weird with your healing, go to your surgeon for a check up. Remember to keep your stitches and incisions clean 100% and covered for the first month.
Hi and thanks for the question. Areas where stitches are placed can be more swollen and hard than others. As long as there is no pain, redness, discharge or significant swelling you probably don't have reason for concern. However, if you have any questions or concerns you should address this with you ps immediately. Best of Luck - Dr. Hardy...
Thank you for your question. It is possible that this is a stitch abscess, which would need to be drained by your surgeon. You should make your surgeon aware just in case something needs to be done. Best of luck!
As long as your overall body fat remains constant, the fat in the buttocks should remain constant, provided there is no trauma to the fat.
Usually at 6 months, the result is permanent, but there can be changes after that period of time.Kenneth Hughes, MD
Having Crohn's disease should not interfere with you having liposuction and a Brazilian butt lift as long as your physician says you are healthy enough to undergo surgery. It is best to tell your surgeon the medicines that you take for the illness. Some procedures require you to stop taking ce...
