Often, after the tenth day of liposuction there may still be sequelae, including infection, skin necrosis, and localized unevenness.
Liposuction usually involves making small incisions in the skin and utilizing machinery to suction out the fat, which can lead to body beautification and contouring. During liposuction, if the skin, machinery or environment is not sterilized properly, it may cause infection, resulting in redness, swelling and pain at the liposuction site.
If the operation is not proper or the liposuction range is large during the liposuction process, it may lead to damage of subcutaneous blood vessels after liposuction, which may cause the skin to lose blood supply, and thus skin necrosis may occur. Secondly, if the depth of mechanical entry into the skin during liposuction is not the same or the amount of fat sucked from both sides is different, it may lead to localized unevenness and asymmetry after liposuction.
It is recommended to ask the doctor about the relevant matters after liposuction, and during the recovery period, if there are any abnormalities, you should go to the regular hospital for follow-up examination.