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Once you are healed from liposuction and the sutures are removed, then it would be OK to use a TENS unit. I would not use the area on the skin if it is numb, however, I would wait for the numbness to resolve first.
I recommend a 3 week wait to allow the body to heal from the original surgery. Healing after liposuction surgery taxes your bodies coagulation system since many tiny blood vessels need to be sealed after the fat is removed. In addition, the fat that is damaged but not removed...
Thank you for your question. It is hard to provided with a valid medical opinion with that photos. I would suggest to be treated by board certificated plastic surgeon with experience in this procedure, to get the best desired results. Kind Regards,Dr. Emmanuel Mallol Cotes.-
Liposuction of the inner thighs may have modest results due to the fact that one cannot be too aggressive in this area without risking severe contour deformities. I would counsel compression and waiting. I wouldn't expect final results for another month.
Walking after #Liposuction - for my patients I recommend as soon as it feels comfortable for you,Usually, 2 weeks after the operation you may exercise in order to modify and diminish the adhesions between the skin and the tissue, as long as you keep it light. Walking, swimming, or a stationary...
I generally advise patients wear their garment 24 hours a day for three weeks, removing it only when bathing or washing it. From 3 to 6 weeks, wear your garment in the day only. However, it sounds like your surgeon has different advice. It's best to follow their advice or express your concerns...
After any surgery there is swelling of the tissues. This swelling is extra fluid in the tissues which is part of the repair process and is normal. When compression garments have a fold in them or a wrinkle in them this leaves an indent in the tissues where the fluid has been squeezed...
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