I had BBL 10 months ago, my lower stomach was left with dents/lumps. I’m not sure but the skin is very uneven. I then went into a review surgery 6 months after the first one hoping to fix it. It has been 3 months and I can’t see any improvement. My doctor lied having 10 years of experience when he only had 1. Could this results be some sort of mistake from the Doctor? I’m desperate. How can I fix this now?
Answer: How to fix lumps/dents uneven lower abdomen after liposuction? Hello, thank you for your question. I have utilized several techniques to improve this appearance, but it requires great precision to improve this. You need to find a board certified plastic surgeon who does a lot of revisions.
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Answer: How to fix lumps/dents uneven lower abdomen after liposuction? Hello, thank you for your question. I have utilized several techniques to improve this appearance, but it requires great precision to improve this. You need to find a board certified plastic surgeon who does a lot of revisions.
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September 6, 2019
Answer: Uneven after liposuction Dear Caring2689,
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September 6, 2019
Answer: Uneven after liposuction Dear Caring2689,
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August 15, 2019
Answer: Skin unevenness after superficial lipo Dear, we have two layers of fat and the superficial one makes the skin smooth and should not be overliposuctioned. The way to fix your problem to restore this layer with fat grafting. Sometimes it requires more than one procedure. Check out in the link below a similar case:
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August 15, 2019
Answer: Skin unevenness after superficial lipo Dear, we have two layers of fat and the superficial one makes the skin smooth and should not be overliposuctioned. The way to fix your problem to restore this layer with fat grafting. Sometimes it requires more than one procedure. Check out in the link below a similar case:
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September 2, 2019
Answer: How to fix lumps/dents uneven lower abdomen after liposuction? The irregularities seen in your photos is typical of over aggressive liposuction which is more common with the BBL as the goal is a really "snatched" waist along with need for fat volume to transfer to the buttocks/hips. This tends to be more common in really thin patients. The dents are where there is damage to the dermis. More liposuction to this type of results tends to make it worse. You need a combination of fat transfer with liposuction not for more fat removal but to break up scar tissue. Over liposuction is a difficult problem to correct. It is always safer to under treat than to over treat, as you can always get more in a 2nd surgery. This is why the goal should never be to "remove every last fat cell", which is a common request by patients.
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September 2, 2019
Answer: How to fix lumps/dents uneven lower abdomen after liposuction? The irregularities seen in your photos is typical of over aggressive liposuction which is more common with the BBL as the goal is a really "snatched" waist along with need for fat volume to transfer to the buttocks/hips. This tends to be more common in really thin patients. The dents are where there is damage to the dermis. More liposuction to this type of results tends to make it worse. You need a combination of fat transfer with liposuction not for more fat removal but to break up scar tissue. Over liposuction is a difficult problem to correct. It is always safer to under treat than to over treat, as you can always get more in a 2nd surgery. This is why the goal should never be to "remove every last fat cell", which is a common request by patients.
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August 4, 2019
Answer: Liposuction revision Revision liposuction can be very challenging. When thin women undergo liposuction (most commonly in the name of fat grafting of the buttocks) it can lead to a lot of mayhem. I see a lot of women who underwent this very procedure in other locations of the globe where overaggressive suction in the name of obtaining graft material can lead to very poor aesthetic outcomes particularly of the abdomen. That’s one reason why you never see frontal or anterior images on certain websites. Your correction does look a little bit better. What I typically do in these situations is to perform a blending technique without suction that some people describe as “SAFE” liposuction plus or minus additional fat grafting of stubborn dents. Even then, it’s still difficult to correct completely
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August 4, 2019
Answer: Liposuction revision Revision liposuction can be very challenging. When thin women undergo liposuction (most commonly in the name of fat grafting of the buttocks) it can lead to a lot of mayhem. I see a lot of women who underwent this very procedure in other locations of the globe where overaggressive suction in the name of obtaining graft material can lead to very poor aesthetic outcomes particularly of the abdomen. That’s one reason why you never see frontal or anterior images on certain websites. Your correction does look a little bit better. What I typically do in these situations is to perform a blending technique without suction that some people describe as “SAFE” liposuction plus or minus additional fat grafting of stubborn dents. Even then, it’s still difficult to correct completely
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