I had chin lipo done Aug 19, 2021. From the beginning I noticed one side had more fat left over than the other. Now that I’m healed up I see lumps and bumps, unevenness, lines, etc. my surgeon said he can do a revision to take off a little more fat around my jaw line but I’m nervous it’s going to look worse. What would you recommend? Leaving as is? Or doing the revision?
January 17, 2022
Answer: Botched chin lipo? Would you recommend doing a revision? Redoing chin/neck lipo with mini neck lift/SMAS plication could easily remedy the appearances. Fee $10,000 ranges.
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January 17, 2022
Answer: Botched chin lipo? Would you recommend doing a revision? Redoing chin/neck lipo with mini neck lift/SMAS plication could easily remedy the appearances. Fee $10,000 ranges.
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January 16, 2022
Answer: Uneven Liposuction returns In my opinion Revision work is more difficult then primary Liposuction. If a provider can’t get their results right the first time other than maybe feeding to be a little more aggressive then I typically don’t have much faith that they not only do not have the skills to do the revision but there is a increased risk of making things worse. Did vantage of staying with the same provider as they often offer revisions for free or at a discounted rate compared to starting over with a new provider. The results you’ve shown are not ones that look like results from someone who has mastered Liposuction. In the end you were the one who has to make the decision if you have enough faith in the provider to do the revision, it’s better to leave things alone or you should go have a few in person consultations with other plastic surgeons in your community. Delivering consistent high-quality Liposuction results is more difficult than people think and I continuously emphasize the importance of choosing the most talented and experienced provider in each persons community to minimize undesirable outcomes. Good luck in your decision making. Best, Mats Hagstrom MD
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January 16, 2022
Answer: Uneven Liposuction returns In my opinion Revision work is more difficult then primary Liposuction. If a provider can’t get their results right the first time other than maybe feeding to be a little more aggressive then I typically don’t have much faith that they not only do not have the skills to do the revision but there is a increased risk of making things worse. Did vantage of staying with the same provider as they often offer revisions for free or at a discounted rate compared to starting over with a new provider. The results you’ve shown are not ones that look like results from someone who has mastered Liposuction. In the end you were the one who has to make the decision if you have enough faith in the provider to do the revision, it’s better to leave things alone or you should go have a few in person consultations with other plastic surgeons in your community. Delivering consistent high-quality Liposuction results is more difficult than people think and I continuously emphasize the importance of choosing the most talented and experienced provider in each persons community to minimize undesirable outcomes. Good luck in your decision making. Best, Mats Hagstrom MD
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