Post Surgery Fibrosis: Prevention and Treatment

Fibrosis Tissue vs. Healthy Tissue

After cosmetic surgery, one of the most common and undesired complications is the appearance of uneven areas in the shape of hard lumps, enlarged pores, changes in skin tone, and structural modification of the tissue, amongst many others. It is essential that when you recognize one or more of these characteristics, you seek professional help because these are some of the many characteristics of fibrosis.

Although a doctor must diagnose it, it is within the scope of practice of a massage therapist to assess this condition.

The recovery period after cosmetic surgery is short and should be used wisely. This is why we emphasize the importance of having adequate post-op treatment immediately after the surgery.

This process must show constant evolution in this short period. Check the progress and ask yourself daily: Am I better, the same, or worse than yesterday?

Be alert for the appearance of these red flags:

🚩 lumps

🚩 uneven areas

🚩 enlarged pores

🚩 skin tone changes

🚩 restriction of movement

If the professional treating you says you must “buy another package of ten sessions,” and those symptoms will disappear, you’re probably dealing with a salesperson instead of a therapist. Time is valuable for recovery; the longer the wait to tackle these, the better.

Where to begin…

Why is evaluation essential?

The evaluation is required for us to consider any candidate for our technique. We will ask several relevant questions that will help us determine the stage of this condition, your areas of concern, and most important, your personal goals. We will create a person not only to know the price of the treatment but to know if the patient is a candidate for it. We do not provide a diagnosis but we provide an assessment that is within the Scope of Practice for an LMT.

I think I have fibrosis, where do I start?

The first thing is to obtain an evaluation to determine the stage of fibrosis, the type of fibrosis and the areas to be treated. Based on this evaluation, we will see if you are a candidate for our “only in the US non-invasive fibrosis treatment technique”, we will set your goals and create a personalized therapeutic plan: see how many areas you need to be treated, how many sessions will be needed, the length of each session, etc.

Assessment is a 1-1, forty minutes session. We conduct all consultations online via video call

Photos or videos are not accepted, and the evaluation has a non-refundable cost of $75.

How to Book

Within three weeks of your surgery, if:

You have not received any massages, professionally or not, with or without devices, and you’re 10+ days post-op.
You have received massages, but you are experiencing the following:
- 🚩swelling or tightness sensation,
- 🚩soft or hard lumps or bumps,
- 🚩uneven areas, a skin color or texture change, etc.

Anyone over three weeks after the surgery.

If you already have fibrosis.

With the evaluation, we will be able to:

Gather information about your case.
Assess your goals & expectations.
Evaluate if you are a candidate for our technique.
Estimate the number of sessions.
Quote a personalized treatment plan.

We pride ourselves on our personalized treatment plans. We do not have “rough estimate” prices. Everyone is different and deserves an individualized therapeutic plan.

HOW TO SCHEDULE A CONSULTATION

To schedule a consultation with Marian:

Pay the non-refundable consultation fee.
Send a text message to 786 488 8805 and include:
- - Screenshot of the detailed payment transaction.
  - Your legal name.
  - Your email address. We will email you a consultation form.
Complete the “Authorization for consultation” form.

Remember that we process consultation requests during office hours: MON-FRI, 8 am to 4 pm (EST).

Those interested in consulting in person must follow the same process as remote candidates. We will allocate a visit time after we receive the completed forms.

HOW TO PAY FOR A CONSULTATION

CashApp: 786 488 8805 or $MarianSoteloPaz

Zelle: info@FibrosisAfterLipo.com or 786 250 7555
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Marian conducts consultations MON-FRI from 8 am to 4 pm (EST), although occasionally, we flex our hours to accommodate our candidates in other time zones. She does the assessments during the intervals between one patient and the next. We appreciate your understanding and patience with our time flexibility policy.

Due to our tight schedule, we do not take last-minute reservations or walk-ins.

We do not do consultations and treatments on the same day. Please plan accordingly.

Fibrosis Treated 8 Months After Surgery

Marian’s Opinion:

”I have written many articles where I express the reasons why in theory fibrosis develops that leaves us unhappy, but also some more that I have added, based on my almost thirty years of professional practice.

Many patients who visit our practice looking for our treatment to remove their fibrosis, enunciate a tone of treatments they have done in other practices. None of these methods is good enough, because if so, they would have been happy with that result and would not come to our practice to seek our treatment. In some cases, they have performed revision surgery. Many say: “The surgeon wanted to remove the fibrosis with a revision surgery”, and it is very logical, the surgeon will do what he knows how to do: surgery. Up to the present, of all that I have named and more, I can tell you with absolute honesty that what works moderately is in some cases carboxytherapy and revision surgery. Let me tell you that carboxytherapy is an invasive, painful, and expensive procedure that can improve the general appearance of the affected area, but only improving it in many cases does not achieve a completely optimal result, but if we take into account that in many places, those who apply the Carboxytherapy are people not authorized or licensed to perform this procedure that must be performed only by a doctor. No beauticians, massage therapists, body wrappers, or cosmetologists are authorized to perform this procedure. I have written many articles where I express the reasons why in theory fibrosis develops that leaves us unhappy, but also some more that I have added, based on my almost thirty years of professional practice.”