
Originally Posted by
GlamourRouge
^^^ That is my biggest fear with lipo, and I've heard it has more to do with the way your body heals than the surgeons actual technique. My body loves to quarantine things in scar tissue, otherwise I would have been all over lipo. Cysts are basically what happens when your body tries to quarantine things... like CC in implants.
I just want to add, when the surgeon went in and was trying to fix my lips (from the silicone injections), I developed a hard cyst after his repair surgery. Although cysts DID grew after the initial injections, so I'm not sure if the one from his surgery was due to that or as a result of the silicone getting burned out and reconfigured. But I wanted to add that I talked my surgeon about it when I went for my first post-op visit (I had 2) and he told me to massage it to try and break it down, but it likely was going to remain there. And it has. He told me I could massage it forever if I wanted, and that it would help. It really only helps if I massage it like 5x a day everyday, but after I stop massaging, it goes right back to being hard. You can't see mine though, so I'm not sure what you're supposed to do if its visible.
I would get another reconstructive/plastic surgeon's opinion- or even a few different ones, but don't go through with a surgery to fix it yet of course. But if they all say its because he used a poor technique, then maybe look into it in the future. But I bet its just the way your body heals, like mine.
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