Since my surgery, I’ve always felt the little balls in my butt area. There is one in the center of each butt cheek. I always thought these were the internal scars of where the apply the fat. Lately I’ve had pain in the area where the little balls are, not sure if it’s because I’ve gained some weight so maybe the stretching of the skin is causing the balls to move. Now that I’m having this pain, I’m a little worried and I’m wondering, are these balls really scars or could they be something else?
November 18, 2019
Answer: Post BBL painful lumps Hi and welcome to our forum!
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November 18, 2019
Answer: Post BBL painful lumps Hi and welcome to our forum!
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November 19, 2019
Answer: The need for surgery follow up The first thing you should do is visit your surgeon. This is what postoperative appointments are for. During these appointments we discuss results and address complications and undesirable outcomes.None of us are going to be able to tell you what’s going on from posting on real self. This is not a good substitute for a proper surgical aftercare.My best guess is you have areas of fat necrosis. The only way to treat them successfully is the surgically remove the areas. A better option is to probably except them as a undesirabMy best guess is you have areas of fat necrosis. The only way to treat them successfully is to surgically remove the areas. A better option is to probably accept them as the outcome of your surgery.in the end it’s a balancing act of making an accurate diagnosis of what the problem is, determining how much it bothers the patient and what the patient is willing to go through to get some desirable changes.i’m sure your surgeon is happy to help you out. Best,Mats Hagstrom MD
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November 19, 2019
Answer: The need for surgery follow up The first thing you should do is visit your surgeon. This is what postoperative appointments are for. During these appointments we discuss results and address complications and undesirable outcomes.None of us are going to be able to tell you what’s going on from posting on real self. This is not a good substitute for a proper surgical aftercare.My best guess is you have areas of fat necrosis. The only way to treat them successfully is the surgically remove the areas. A better option is to probably except them as a undesirabMy best guess is you have areas of fat necrosis. The only way to treat them successfully is to surgically remove the areas. A better option is to probably accept them as the outcome of your surgery.in the end it’s a balancing act of making an accurate diagnosis of what the problem is, determining how much it bothers the patient and what the patient is willing to go through to get some desirable changes.i’m sure your surgeon is happy to help you out. Best,Mats Hagstrom MD
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