VASER Abcracks

Left image: Before treatment / Right image: 1 month after

・Umbilical hernias do not inherently increase the risk of bowel perforation during liposuction, especially when careful technique and blunt cannulas are used.
・We avoid the exact area of herniation during abdominal liposuction, ensuring safe fat removal while minimizing any risk.
・BTX may be injected around incision sites to reduce skin tension, promoting finer scars and lowering the risk of hypertrophic or keloid scarring.

Swelling may last for 1 to 2 weeks after the procedure.
Pain or discomfort may persist for about 1 week.
Mild bruising may appear around the treated area.
A follow-up visit is typically required about 1 week after surgery for stitch removal.
Bleeding or fluid discharge may occur for up to 48 hours after the procedure.
Temporary numbness or tightness in the treated area may be experienced.
The contour of the abdomen may appear uneven or asymmetrical during the healing process.
Final results may not match the patient’s expectations.
There is a risk of infection, which can lead to prolonged pain, swelling, or contour irregularity.
Hematoma or seroma (accumulation of blood or fluid under the skin) may occur.
Scarring will not completely disappear, though typically fades over time.
In rare cases, skin necrosis or delayed wound healing may occur.
Pressure or discomfort when wearing tight clothing may persist for several weeks.
Compression garments may need to be worn for several weeks to support healing and reduce swelling.
The final contour and muscle definition may take up to several months to fully settle.