Is it normal after liposuction and butt lift to swell around the vaginal area?

This is very common especially if the abdomen, inner thighs or buttock are treated.  I suggest speaking to your physician if you are concerned.  The body drains down so all the swelling form above moves to the gentials and stays there till it is moved out of the lymphatics or drained.  Best, Dr. Emer.

I am sorry that you are having concerns about your procedure
and thanks for sharing your question. I can appreciate your
concern.



It is normal. It is similar to the effect
of and atomic bomb. The main area of
work has the most damage, but the surrounding areas will get the collateral
damage. Swelling is the extension of the trauma that your body underwent with
your surgery.



Finally, make sure that your doctor is
aware of your process. He should be able to guide you best in your care.



Wishing you the best in your journey

It's not unusual at all to have swelling in the vaginal area after these procedures,especially if the liposuction is in the lower abdomen or the mons. Also many times a garment is worn with an open crotch, this allows the swelling to settle in the vaginal area as it is not being compressed by the garment. Eric Weiss MD

Occurs quite commonly and swelling alone is not indicitative of a problem particularly if liposuction was performed nearby.   If concern persists contact your doctor.

It is very possible for you to have swelling of the vaginal area after liposuction, but you should check with your surgeon.  If you had liposuction of the abdominal area, it is likely.

It is normal to have areas of the lower body very swollen after liposuction.  Usually all that is needed is time to settle these areas.  If it persists after a few months then I would contact my surgeon.

It's not at all uncommon to have swelling in the vaginal regions, mons pubis, etc., when lipo (and/or other procedures) have been done in surrounding areas, including the abdomen, buttocks, and other nearby regions.  From that standpoint, it sounds like this is within the range of effects to be expected.However, you should touch base with your PS to be sure.  The members of this forum cannot, of course, know the specifics of your anatomy and exactly what was done surgically; both of which would be required for a full and complete discussion of what's going on.I hope that this helps and good luck,Dr. Alan EnglerMember of #RealSelf100