Are huge hard lumps normal after 2 weeks from Liposuction?

Lumps can occur following liposuction. This is due to scar tissue and swelling. The treatment is massage, heat, and ultrasound. Over time( 6 months), these lumps dissipate. Sometimes these lumps are fluid collections and they need to be aspirated. Please see your surgeon to determine what is the best approach to  treat these lumps. 

Hello.  Swelling and lumpiness can be common after liposuction.  The best advise any of us can give you is to call your PS immediately so that he/she can give you a physical examination to determine what the issue may be.  It is very important for you to communicate with your doctor!  Best of Luck to you!

Golf-Ball sized swellings are a little concerning, however its difficult to determine what they are without actually examining you. It could be scar formation and normal healing around the port sites, or it could be a hematoma or even an abscess. The best thing you can do is book an appointment to see your surgeon for followup and have them examine you to see what might be going on. Best of Luck!

Without seeing you it is difficult to say, but it may represent swelling, fluid, or fat necrosis. Best to see your doctor, but it may be due to swelling and often improves with time.

Swelling is common two weeks after a liposuction procedure. Typically the swelling is diffuse with perhaps a larger amount of swelling in areas with more liposuction. The balls you describe are uncommon and may be an accumulation of blood or fluid. Please see your doctor ASAP so a formal evaluation and possible treatment can be made.Good luck!

Wish we could give more detailed advice but the main thing we would advise is that you call your doctor and explain what your are seeing and describe your symptoms. Its a good idea to let your doctor know how you are recovering from a procedure so he/she can give assistance and advice as needed.