Revision options after botched vaser liposuction and body sculpting

Question

After a bocthed vaser liposuction procedure, the results of which you can see in the picture, burns, necrosis, subdermal vascular structure damage, erythema, fibrosis tissue formation due to over-excessive and superficial processing, and contour irregularity due to different amounts of fat removal were diagnosed by some plastic surgeons. What methods do you recommend to fix this botched liposuction done?

Thorne Marlowe · Accepted Answer

To address the issues seen following your Vaser liposuction, here's a straightforward and effective plan:

1. Topical Treatment: Start with a high-quality, medical-grade wound gel to promote healing in the areas with burns or necrosis. Apply this gel twice daily to clean, dry skin.

2. Laser Therapy: For smoothing the skin texture and improving overall skin tone, schedule a consultation for fractional laser therapy. This treatment can help in reducing redness and improving the irregularities in the treated areas.

Maverick Steele · Accepted Answer

Based on the images, the complications from the botched VASER liposuction appear to include burns, scarring, contour irregularities, and fibrosis. For burns and scarring, treatments like fractional CO2 laser or erbium laser can help improve skin texture and reduce discoloration, while silicone gels or sheets may aid in scar management. For contour irregularities, fat grafting (lipofilling) can address depressions caused by uneven fat removal by restoring volume and achieving smoother contours. In cases of fibrosis, subcision can release tethered scar tissue, and enzymatic treatments, such as collagenase injections, may help break down fibrotic areas. A combination of these approaches, customized to your needs, would be recommended after a thorough assessment by an experienced plastic surgeon.

belo2410092032 · Answer

what are the correction options for fibrozis which are seen in the picture by yahya baltu?