r/RealPlasticSurgery

This patient came to us years after undergoing under-eye filler elsewhere that had left her with malar edema and persistent puffiness. Correcting this started with dissolving the old filler using Hylenex to restore a clean anatomical foundation. From there, we performed structural fat grafting to the under-eyes, cheeks, pre-jowl sulcus, and temples to rebuild volume in a more natural distribution, combined with an endoscopic brow lift and upper and lower blepharoplasty to address the surrounding structural changes. Her improved skin quality comes entirely from the nanofat itself, no lasers involved, since nanofat carries regenerative properties that enhance texture and tone on its own. Feel free to drop any questions below!

Hi guys! I’m five weeks post op. I know the nose will change a lot throughout healing but I think you can get a sense of final result this early?

Is it looking bad? Everyone has said it looks too pointy

https://postimg.cc/gallery/JzPkXj3

My right eye is still swollen but the left one is recovering much faster and it’s beginning to look a lot like the pre-op left eye. I had lower bleph with ligament release, fat reposting and fat grafting. I know my hollows are deep and I didn’t expect them to be gone completely but I guess I was expecting more improvement.

I regret this liposuction so much.

My stomach is so stiff and painful. I have fibrosis all over. 360 fibrosis.

Plus I look deformed. I really don’t know what to do to get rid of the fibrosis.

I tried LPG, Endermologie, RF, ultrasound, cupping, massages.

At the moment I found a therapist from Colombia who is doing agressive massages. It is painful. She tries to remove the adhesions.

What would you consider? What should I do?

It has been 7 months. The stiffness is so uncomfortable. I think repair surgery could make the fibrosis worse, right?