Lump around belly button after liposuction (Photo)

Uneven results after liposuction and a Brazilian Butt Lift (BBL) can sometimes occur. It's essential to consult with your board-certified plastic surgeon who performed the procedure to discuss your concerns and assess the unevenness.

There could be several reasons for the uneven appearance, such as uneven fat distribution, swelling, or scar tissue. Your surgeon will be able to provide you with a proper evaluation and potential solutions to address the issue. This may involve additional procedures or techniques to achieve the desired aesthetic result.

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Thank you for sharing your concern about the lump around your belly button after liposuction, along with your history and pictures. It’s crucial to accurately diagnose the lump before proceeding with any interventions.
Diagnostic Steps & Treatment:
Ultrasound: To confirm whether it’s a hernia or fat accumulation.
If Hernia: Seek medical intervention.
If Fat: Consider isolated liposuction under local anesthesia, ideally through an existing port or a discreet incision.
Recovery: Expect a recovery time of approximately 7 to 10 days post-isolated liposuction.
I hope this gives you a clear pathway forward. Good luck with your diagnostics and potential procedure.
Sincerely,
Dr. Katzen

Contour irregularities can occur from liposuction and it appears you may have a little fatty pocket left behind. As you are 10 months from surgery you won't likely have further improvement without intervention. I encourage you to visit with your surgeon to discuss a revision to smooth this out.

By looking at your photos it looks like you may have a little fat left on the upper abdomen as well as around the belly button. You are a good candidate to have a secondary liposuction with the use of ultrasound and power assisted liposuction to help on your overall results and achieve the body you’re looking for. You can have your free virtual consultation done and begin with your body transformation.

For residual fat, liposuction can be used. For residual skin, minimally invasive radiofrequency like Renuvion can be done. Please discuss this with your surgeon.

It’s hard to see you, or understand the problem from pictures. I suggest you follow up with your provider did the procedure. He or she is responsible for your outcome and can help you review the results or consider a revision if indicated.
Best,
Mats Hagstrom, MD