Liposuction is a great way to achieve a slimmer, more contoured figure, but some patients may experience fibrosis—a buildup of hardened scar tissue under the skin. This can cause lumps, uneven texture, and tightness, affecting your final results.
After liposuction, your body naturally produces collagen to heal. However, excessive collagen buildup can lead to firm, rope-like adhesions that create stiffness and irregularities. This can be problematic both aesthetically as well as functionally, making it uncomfortable to move in a full range of motion. Factors like inadequate post-op care, improper compression, or genetics can increase the risk.
