I had a Tumescent liposuction 21 days ago for my stomach and love handles. On day 16, I developed some hard lumps right where my pants rest. I have noticed a lot of swelling and it looks like I never had the procedure. Is this normal?
July 10, 2016
Answer: Lumps & Bumps Following Liposuction It’s not unusual for patients to experience lumps and bumps following tumescent liposuction for a variety of reasons. During this procedure the liposuction cannula is passed through the subcutaneous tissue creating a series of tunnels. Following surgery patients wear compression garments to collapse these tunnels and remodel the soft tissue. Unfortunately, blood may accumulate along these tracts. When this occurs and these clots solidify, they form lumps, bumps and areas of uneven of unevenness in the subcutaneous tissue. Gentle massage of these areas usually results in resolution of the problem. If you have concerns about hard lumps following tumescent liposuction make sure you discuss them with your plastic surgeon. Your surgeon should be able to formulate a treatment plan for this problem.
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July 10, 2016
Answer: Lumps & Bumps Following Liposuction It’s not unusual for patients to experience lumps and bumps following tumescent liposuction for a variety of reasons. During this procedure the liposuction cannula is passed through the subcutaneous tissue creating a series of tunnels. Following surgery patients wear compression garments to collapse these tunnels and remodel the soft tissue. Unfortunately, blood may accumulate along these tracts. When this occurs and these clots solidify, they form lumps, bumps and areas of uneven of unevenness in the subcutaneous tissue. Gentle massage of these areas usually results in resolution of the problem. If you have concerns about hard lumps following tumescent liposuction make sure you discuss them with your plastic surgeon. Your surgeon should be able to formulate a treatment plan for this problem.
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March 23, 2012
Answer: Tumescent Lipo
Swelling is common, and the pants frequently act like a tourniquet and inhibit the fluids ability to reabsorb or flow with gravity. This should subside and the compression garment should help as well.
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March 23, 2012
Answer: Tumescent Lipo
Swelling is common, and the pants frequently act like a tourniquet and inhibit the fluids ability to reabsorb or flow with gravity. This should subside and the compression garment should help as well.
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