I had a Brazilian Butt Lift (BBL) a year ago, which included Vaser and Renuvion on the inner thigh. Unfortunately, I have been left with dents, bumps, irregularities, waviness, and laxity. My plastic surgeon has been fired, and the clinic has offered me a thigh lift as a solution. I feel devastated and much older than I am. Is there any hope for improvement without surgery? If so, what options do I have? Thank you.
Inner thigh liposuction often does not provide high patient satisfaction, especially in cases of skin laxity and uneven fat distribution. While it can be beneficial for young women with tight skin, it may not address the primary concerns. Skin laxity can be corrected with a thigh lift procedure, but uneven fat distribution cannot be easily corrected. There are limited remedies available to correct poorly performed liposuction. It is crucial to choose a highly selective and experienced plastic surgeon for the procedure. Regarding Renuvion, my personal experience has been underwhelming, with patients experiencing increased pain during recovery and no visible improvements in skin tightening. I have recently sold the device. Best regards.
Hello, thank you for your question. Fat grafting or a thigh lift may help improve the area you're concerned about. I recommend scheduling an email or Skype consultation with a board-certified plastic surgeon for a detailed assessment and discussion of your options.
Based on the provided photos, fat grafting into areas of irregularity may be worth considering to improve contour without the need for surgical placement. Consulting with a qualified professional is advised. To fully correct irregularities, multiple sessions of fat grafting may be necessary. After contour improvement with fat grafting, skin tightening with Morpheus 8, a radiofrequency laser using microneedles, could be considered.
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