PRP vampire breast lift - tissue death?

I understand your concerns regarding the complications following your PRP and HA filler injections for a "vampire breast lift." The presence of hard lumps, pain, and ultrasound findings suggesting fat necrosis or tissue damage can indeed be distressing. While I cannot provide a clinical assessment or determine if the procedure was performed incorrectly, I can offer some general advice.

First, it's important to follow up with a healthcare professional who specializes in cosmetic or reconstructive surgery. They can provide a thorough evaluation of your symptoms and the ultrasound results. A specialist will be able to determine the nature of the lumps and the best course of action to address your discomfort and any potential complications.

In some cases, lumps following such procedures can be due to the body's reaction to the injected substances or technique-related issues. Treatment options may vary depending on the underlying cause, ranging from observation to more active interventions.

If you have concerns about the initial procedure, consider seeking a second opinion. A different specialist may offer additional insights or alternative treatment options. Your health and comfort are paramount, so don't hesitate to reach out to a qualified professional for personalized advice and care.

Dear Creative264490,This is Dr. Hong from Fresh Clinic in Seoul. I’m truly sorry to hear about the issues you experienced with your recent beauty treatment. Unfortunately, it’s a challenge we’ve encountered with several patients who have sought similar procedures, particularly those popular in the USA.
At Fresh Clinic, we’ve treated cases like yours. For two patients with moderate-sized lumps, we were able to remove the problem areas without incisions. In one more severe case, the patient opted for mammotome surgery (because of biopsy)
It’s important to note that PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) treatments alone cannot provide any significant lifting effect or size changes in the breast. Additionally, HA (Hyaluronic Acid) fillers can lead to lumps and other unwanted side effects over time.
I sincerely hope you find a skilled clinic to address these side effects, and I encourage you to consider more body-friendly options in the future, such as breast fat transfer, which uses your own body fat for natural-looking results.
Wishing you all the best,Dr. HongFresh Clinic (Seoul)

I had never heard of this procedure but from the sounds like something that would have no beneficial effect. I Susie t the problems you are having will be self limiting