Correction of Liposuction Sequelae by Autologous Fat Transplantation

Pereira LH, Nicaretta B, Sterodimas A (LH Clinic, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil; Policlinca Geral, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil; Carlos Chagas Post-Graduate Med Inst, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil) Aesthetic Plast Surg 35:1000-1008, 2011^§

Abstract

Background

In many countries, liposuction is the most frequently performed aesthetic procedure. Although lipo-suction has been considered a safe surgical procedure, reports indicate that it can have significant sequelae. Irregularities ranging from “oversuctioning” to bumpy skin and asymmetries result from inadequate experience of the surgeon.

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