Severe Burning/Pain Under Skin 1 Year After Tumescent Lipo?

I think you should be frank with your doctor and ask specifically where he suctioned and where he did not.  I make the marks with the patient standing and awake so we review exactly where we will be going.  The area you are pinching in the photo is the upper abdomen and we usually...

You traded away fat cells in exchange for temporary water and swelling. Some areas of the body move along faster than others, and some tumescent techniques seem to facilitate quicker resolution too. Six weeks is not close to your end point, no matter what technique was used. You will...

You trusted your doctor to do the surgery. Trust him/her for post operative care. Remember that this or other sites give opinions not consultations . Only your doctor examined you and can give you a recomendation.

Liposuction can be very painful; unfortunately, this is not advertised.  Some sort of medication must be given for it to be tolerated in most patients.  Oral valium and narcotics will work or IV sedation or general anesthesia.

It is diffiuclt to say what you are feeling. You are right, sometimes you do not always feel lipomas underneath the skin and perhaps liposuction "unroofed" it.  It would have to be evaluated in person

When you go into your surgeon's office for a consultation, you will be advised if breast reduction via liposuction is right for you.  It depends on your breasts and while it may be great for some women, it may leave breasts saggy on others.