how to get rid of hardness after lipo?
How to get rid of hardness after lipo?
18 years of experience
Answered on 11th Jan '24
Follow your surgeon’s recommendations concerning methods to soften hardness after liposuction. Support tissue flexibility by using gentle massage and ensure proper hydration And nutrition to facilitate optimal healing. Continue wearing compression garments as recommended. they help to minimize swelling. Follow up regularly with your surgeon. Participate in mild, activities that help improve blood flow and facilitate a more comfortable healing process. Always check with your surgeon before putting in any particular measures since they should fit into you individually developed healing process.
17 years of experience
Answered on 6th Dec '23
Adhere strictly to the postoperative instructions. Discuss about manual lymphatic drainage massage therapy with your surgeon.
37 years of experience
Answered on 6th Dec '23
Wear compression garments. Compression helps reduce swelling and promotes proper healing, which may contribute to minimizing hardness.
15 years of experience
Answered on 14th Feb '23
3 years of experience
Answered on 24th Nov '22
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11 years of experience
Answered on 7th Oct '22
Shweta Kumari
Member of team ClinicSpots.
Answered on 28th Sept '22
- Hardness after lipo can last for several months up to a year, and swelling stays for around 6-8 months as it is the procedure's outcome.
- Lymphatic drainage massage helps to reduce swelling and hardness of your skin where liposuction has been performed.
How to perform this Massage:
- you should always gently tug and stretch the skin without rubbing it.
- Use only mild touches; and avoid deep tissue massage.
- The Massage should be done in the direction of the lymphatic system's flow, i.e., from wrist to shoulder and from the ankle to knee.
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15 years of experience
Answered on 5th Aug '22