Breakthrough procedure to remove fibrosis?

Fibrosis is usually a term used after poorly performed liposuction. When excessive fat is removed, the body responds by forming excess of scar tissue. The scorch issues in itself isn’t so much the problem, but the access removal of fat leaves only scar tissue with no fat to buffer it.
Typically the problem isn’t the amount of scar tissue but rather that too much fat has been removed. Restoring the fat becomes difficult because fat transfer is not successful in scar tissue.
Improving poorly done liposuction results is difficult and sometimes not possible. We can’t begin to make an assessment without seeing pictures.
It is unlikely there is going to be any breakthrough in nonsurgical options for treating poor outcomes from badly done Liposuction.
For those considering having Liposuction, I suggest focusing more effort on provider selection, then you may think necessary.
Best,
Mats Hagstrom, MD