Why do I have a lump on my face after liposuction?

Why do I have a lump on my face after liposuction? It is because of the one-time injection of too much fat, which will lead to the injection of ** fat without sufficient blood ** and nutritional supplements, coupled with its own slow metabolism, cellulite, resulting in the formation of autologous fat filling after the phenomenon of hard lumps. Another reason is that the injection level is shallow, which damages the vascular muscles, causing hematoma, and then forming a swollen lump.

What is the solution for a lump after liposuction? If it is relatively small, you can apply local hot compress to promote metabolism, and basically after a period of recovery, it will be metabolized and absorbed by the human body itself. Generally, it is about 15 days after surgery.

Therefore, for the induration area, we use optical fiber to dissolve it, and then use a specific flexible blunt needle to aspirate. The separation is performed again and the anatomical level is restored with fat filling. After the operation, we will use our unique post-operative recovery system to help you recover quickly and achieve the effect of good shape and good hand feeling after surgery.

The ** hardening after liposuction is caused by the damage to the subcutaneous tissue during liposuction, the formation of hematoma, and the liquefaction of fat cells, but only some people will have these symptoms, and they will generally soften slowly within three months after they appear; It is recommended to choose a regular hospital because it is safer to do so. Good luck getting back to normal soon.

Generally speaking, in the first two days after doing autologous fat filling, the chin will often appear more obviously swollen, but there is no need to worry at all, the swelling will gradually subside within the next week, and the wound will be completely healed after half a month. However, before it is good, it must not be pressed or collided with the chin wound, and some more strenuous exercises should be avoided, because the vibration generated during exercise will also cause the deformation of the chin, which will affect the effect of the wound after it has fully recovered. Generally, if the condition is smooth, the chin wound will fully recover in half a month, and you can see the effect of the jaw, but the recovery speed of the wound is also very related to the individual's physique, if the wound has not recovered in the next month, you should seek help from a doctor.

If there is no such thing, it may not be inflammation, if you are not at ease, you can go to the hospital for a follow-up visit and take a look.

It should be that the postoperative repair is not done well.

Regarding the question of liposuction charges, there is no unified conclusion, because there are many parts of the body suitable for liposuction, but the operation method of each part is not exactly the same, some parts need fine liposuction, and some parts need different degrees of anesthesia, so there will be different, and different doctors, different areas and the amount of fat extraction in their own abdomen will affect the final charge, here it is also recommended that the majority of beauty lovers do not consider all when choosing liposuction institutions** After all, safety and the final effect are the most important concerns.

Facial liposuction is a relatively safe operation at present, and the premise is to find a regular, legal and qualified doctor and institution for operation. If it is an unqualified institution or doctor, the harm can be relatively large. If the aseptic operation is not qualified, not only will the facial liposuction effect not be achieved, but if there is an infection in the surgical area, it will be a catastrophic consequence for the patient.

Local infection can leave a large area of scarring, and it is a long-term damage, severe fat embolism or unevenness after violent operation, local swelling, hematoma, etc.

This side suction may still be generated, so it can only be improved, and liposuction is not recommended.

The technology is not at home, and liposuction is gnawing and wow.

I haven't thought about this yet.

The recovery period for facial liposuction is generally three to six months, and if there is still a lump in the liposuction area after six months, it may be caused by the doctor's surgery. Here's why:

1: The doctor is not experienced, and the level of liposuction is too shallow, which leads to trauma to the surgical site, and it will become hard after recovery.

2: During liposuction, if the doctor does not carefully press out the unsucked fat and liquefied fat, resulting in a hard lump.

3: Excessive force during compression bandaging after liposuction will also harden **. Hard lump solution: If it is suspected that the doctor's technical error caused the liposuction area of the face to become hard after liposuction, then you need to contact the doctor as soon as possible to repair it according to the situation.

Finally, there is a possibility that improper postoperative care will also cause a feeling of lumps, so follow the doctor's advice and choose a regular and professional medical institution for improvement.

There must be something in it, and if there is a situation, it is best to find a professional doctor to ask, how to deal with this? How**?

Generally, liposuction is performed under local anesthesia or general anesthesia, so there is no pain during liposuction, and the effect of body shaping is achieved by sucking out excess fat from the body.

Liposuction is more complicated than general local surgery, and it is necessary to evaluate the individual's obesity status to determine which areas need to remove excess fat, and after determining the surgical site, the sequence of each surgery is determined by the characteristics of each operation.

It is generally better to choose a well-known cosmetic plastic surgery hospital for facial liposuction, because the medical technology of the well-known cosmetic plastic surgery hospital is more advanced and the equipment is relatively complete, so it can ensure the safety of the process and improve the effect after the treatment. It is better to choose a professional and regular large-scale plastic surgery hospital, because the professionalism of the hospital, the technical level of the doctor and the impact of the operation experience on the effect are more important, so it is better to choose a regular hospital.

Damage to the subcutaneous tissue and bleeding are the main causes of the formation of hard lumps, and the trauma forms scar contractures during the recovery process, ** feels hard, which is a normal recovery performance during the recovery period and there is no need to worry. Generally, the hard lump will gradually appear 2-6 weeks after surgery, gradually soften after 3 months, and basically disappear in about 6 months.

If there is a lump in the thigh after liposuction, you must go to the hospital for a check-up to see if there is any problem with the internal nerve and subcutaneous tissue.

It's better to consult a doctor, this is not easy to say.

Hello, the local hard lump after liposuction may be caused by hematoma stasis or malabsorption of necrotic tissue, you can apply a hot compress to promote the absorption of the hard lump, if the lump does not disappear for a long time, it is recommended to go to the hospital for further examination and surgical resection.

You can ask the doctor at the hospital where you have liposuction?