What should I do? I have hard lumps 10 weeks after lipo (Photo)

It appears you have fibrous banding/scar tissue that ia developing  after a contouring porcedure.  If you a re unhappy with your results please speak to your physician and ensure he was a full body VASER HD liposuction physciain wtih expensive experience in body shaping and not just traditional fat reduction.  At this point you  should be. using compression, RF treatments like venus legacy and exilis, and lymphatic massage to get you through healing. If you do not do t his type of scarring  can  be permanent.  It will take 6-12 months to see the final outcome.  If you are unhappy you can get a revision procedure by an expert.  Best, Dr. Emer.

lou1108. Sorry you are having these issues, and it appears that you have undergone very aggressive liposuction in that area, trying to re-create an anatomical structure difficult to achieve. This may resolve with aggressive self massage two or three times a day.  External ultrasound treatment may be of some benefit.  Allow at least six months for recovery, and try not to be tempted by other sexy cure all maneuvers that will do nothing other than shrink your pocketbook. Good luck.

Hello lou1108,
I appreciate your questions! Ten weeks is too short of a time to evaluate your liposuction final outcome. I typically advise my patients that, without lymphatic drainage massages, there is a risk that the swelling and inflammation could turn into fibrosis, which is a permanent hardening of the area. At least ten lymphatic drainage massage sessions are required, starting 24 hours after the procedure, to eliminate excess lymph fluid, alleviate swelling and discomfort, and also prevent complications such as seromas (fluid collection) and contour irregularities (indentations, and/or fibrosis). In my experience, manual lymphatic massages by their own have proven successful, in the majority of cases, in achieving uniform removal of swelling and ensuring smooth contours. If you are still dissatisfied with the outcome after the swelling recedes, consult with your aesthetic plastic surgeon about your particular concerns and improvements’ options. Hope this is helpful! Dr. De La Cruz.