you dont understand, we agreed on lipo and excision. but after just the lipo he says it was flat so u cant expect him to still do the excision.
What do you mean but just after the lipo?
I presume you were not awake during the procedure, so how did he consult you mid-procedure?
If he did lipo first that is because you didn’t demand/state exactly what you wanted and what the bottom line was with your expectations. If you were under local anesthetic, I would be informing him that “his timing” in terms of consultation was not exactly good and that he should do what was agreed- in other words again coming back to your bottom line and expectations.
If this was me this simply would not and could not have happened- letting it happen is an error in communication…..either yours with the surgeon or ours because perhaps I am not correctly interpreting what you are saying- if that is so you would have to clarify what went on.
it can work for some people, but the tissue has to not be dense and fibrous, which is why in keeping with what you say so many have been unhappy with what can be left behind.
Wrong. Gynecomastia does not have to be dense and/or fibrous. Glandular mass is simply not removed by lipo suction irrespective of whether it is in the proliferation phases or not. If you have any underlying glandular mass irrespective of its nature (and you can’t know for sure prior to a surgeon getting in there) and you have lipo only, then you are left with the glandular mass- which is often now more obvious.
This is why so many people here have been left unhappy by lipo only.
Of course if you have no glandular mass and have lipo suction then it can be successful, I am not saying it can’t be. I am just saying that this is the first person I have seen here that has ever been happy with lipo only- not that it can’t be successful.
But again because of the inability to accurately diagnose pre op, I think it is always a bad choice for people to go for lipo only as too much is left to chance.
