Could liposuction irregularities improve with non-invasive treatments? (photos)

You have irregularities that are related to skin laxity. The only way to fix these is to consider excisional surgery which will leave you with surgical incision lines. Although the lines will be strategicallly positioned to hide them, you have to be ok with them. Please consider a virtual consulation with a high def body contouring specialist prior to proceeding.

While you’re out come from Liposuction is less than ideal I have definitely seen people post pictures of a lot worse.

The banana roll or outer thigh was overtreated and this is going to be very difficult to correct. You should not have more liposuction in this area. If anything to correct it you would need fat transfer.

The torso may be able to be corrected with revision Liposuction but recognize that Revision Work is many times more difficult than primary Liposuction. The back bra roll is also tricky because it tends to have a natural skin laxity with the arm in a down position and some people naturally have a skin fold in this area.

To make an assessment on the outcome of the procedure we really need to see proper before and after pictures. If you don’t have those then ask your provider to forward the ones they took.

The inherent problem is that your fat distribution is uneven from poorly done Liposuction or fat was removed which shouldn’t have been removed.

There is no nonsurgical option that it’s going to correct your fat distribution or replace fat.

I think you’ll find all nonsurgical options to be worthless and a complete waste of time and money.

Considering revision work is many times more difficult than primary work it goes without speaking that patients who are seeking revisions need to put even more effort into finding the most talented and experienced provider before committing to having the procedure.

Delivering consistent high-quality Liposuction results is much more difficult than people believe.

Mastering body contouring tags years of practice and dedication to mastering it just this procedure.

For this reason I recommend all patients interested in Liposuction to have multiple in person consultations with local experienced board-certified plastic surgeons.

During consultations as providers to show their entire collection of before and after pictures and encourage them to include pictures of less than desirable outcomes.

And experienced provider should have a minimum of $.50 before and after pictures of bread butter areas like the torso or outer thigh. Seriously experienced providers will have hundreds or potentially thousands of before and after pictures.

Secondly I recommend reading all reviews in various physician review websites and avoid providers for any significant number of justified negative reviews.

Best,

Mats Hagstrom MD