I am 6 weeks post op and I see more larger bumps than before the procedure. I am trying not to look in the mirror every day, as I understand it's a slow healing process. Could you explain the biological stages after the procedure? Are there any pictures of patients at different stages that we could see to help us understand? Thank you for your feedback!!
Answer: Healing time after Cellulaze
The healing process after a Cellulaze treatment can be expected to last 3-6 months. During that period of time, your treated areas will go through many changes. Often, there is an initial improvement in the appearance due to swelling. As that swelling subsides (at different rates in different places), the treated area can return to its original appearance or look worse. But over some time, the results will eventually become apparent. Patience is truly a virtue when dealing with Cellulaze.
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Answer: Healing time after Cellulaze
The healing process after a Cellulaze treatment can be expected to last 3-6 months. During that period of time, your treated areas will go through many changes. Often, there is an initial improvement in the appearance due to swelling. As that swelling subsides (at different rates in different places), the treated area can return to its original appearance or look worse. But over some time, the results will eventually become apparent. Patience is truly a virtue when dealing with Cellulaze.
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Answer: Healing Stages of Cellulaze Quite possibly one of the most beneficial things about Cellulaze is the fact that there is virtually no recovery time necessary. More traditional and outdated methods of reducing the appearance of cellulite typically require extended amounts of rehab time and a great deal of pain and discomfort. However, with Cellulaze, you will be able to get back to your normal activities within just one or two days and more strenuous activities within a matter of just one or two weeks. In addition, the discomfort is minimal with Cellulaze, and the incision site is practically unnoticeable once you have healed following the procedure. In most cases there is no need for further Cellulaze treatments and there is very little risk of any side effects.
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Answer: Healing Stages of Cellulaze Quite possibly one of the most beneficial things about Cellulaze is the fact that there is virtually no recovery time necessary. More traditional and outdated methods of reducing the appearance of cellulite typically require extended amounts of rehab time and a great deal of pain and discomfort. However, with Cellulaze, you will be able to get back to your normal activities within just one or two days and more strenuous activities within a matter of just one or two weeks. In addition, the discomfort is minimal with Cellulaze, and the incision site is practically unnoticeable once you have healed following the procedure. In most cases there is no need for further Cellulaze treatments and there is very little risk of any side effects.
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September 24, 2021
Answer: Healing stages of Cellulaze
The process does take many months - from initial bruising and swelling to a sometimes disappointing return to your previous state once the initial swelling subsides, to lumpiness and then slow improvement. We have found that massage or SmoothShapes treatments can help improve some of the lumpiness from fluid collections in the postoperative course and speed up recovery. Tissue and skin has "memory", and it takes a while for it to change and the fluid build-up to resolve, even though your surgeon likely felt the bands actually release during the treatment.
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September 24, 2021
Answer: Healing stages of Cellulaze
The process does take many months - from initial bruising and swelling to a sometimes disappointing return to your previous state once the initial swelling subsides, to lumpiness and then slow improvement. We have found that massage or SmoothShapes treatments can help improve some of the lumpiness from fluid collections in the postoperative course and speed up recovery. Tissue and skin has "memory", and it takes a while for it to change and the fluid build-up to resolve, even though your surgeon likely felt the bands actually release during the treatment.
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August 15, 2012
Answer: Cellulaze results
It really does take 3 to 6 months to see the final results and you will really love it at that point. The lumps are due to the process and they heal at different rates. So, don't worry you still have a lot of healing left to do!
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August 15, 2012
Answer: Cellulaze results
It really does take 3 to 6 months to see the final results and you will really love it at that point. The lumps are due to the process and they heal at different rates. So, don't worry you still have a lot of healing left to do!
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August 15, 2012
Answer: Cellulaze
Initially for the first 4-8 weeks you may still see some bruising and swelling as well as experience bumps and lumpiness (caused mainly by swelling) which is all part of the natural healing process. Remember that the results will appear better and better as time goes on. We have seen amazing results at 6 mos out with the skin tightening effect of the procedure. You need to remain patient. I know it's absolutely nomal to keep checking to see on results every day, but rest assured that you will be very happy in the end Make sure you follow up with your PS if you have concerns in the interim.
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August 15, 2012
Answer: Cellulaze
Initially for the first 4-8 weeks you may still see some bruising and swelling as well as experience bumps and lumpiness (caused mainly by swelling) which is all part of the natural healing process. Remember that the results will appear better and better as time goes on. We have seen amazing results at 6 mos out with the skin tightening effect of the procedure. You need to remain patient. I know it's absolutely nomal to keep checking to see on results every day, but rest assured that you will be very happy in the end Make sure you follow up with your PS if you have concerns in the interim.
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