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Too much fat taken out of my inner thighs! Can this be fixed? (Photos)

sxdoll1992Oct 20, 2025
I went to a surgeon who suggested inner thigh lipo (I was there for a different procedure) Even though I had no issues with my thighs, I reluctantly agreed. Now they are so in even and he took to much fat out especially on one side. Can this be fixed? I’ve had lipo before and do not have much fat but I can gain weight if needed. This is really messing with my mental health.

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