Excision or Suction Removal of Liquid Silicone from the Female Genital Area
Symptoms
- Pain, swelling, redness, and inflammation
- Skin deformity, sagging, and an uneven, wrinkled appearance
- Hard, bulging lumps resembling tumors
- Skin inflammation and discoloration, such as yellow or red; in severe cases, the skin may turn purple
- Liquid silicone can migrate into adjacent tissues, causing abnormalities and deformities in those tissues, as if liquid silicone had also been injected there.
- In some cases, joint and muscle pain may occur due to the body’s reaction to a foreign substance.
Excision or Suction Removal of Liquid from the Female Genital Area
Surgical removal of liquid silicone lumps Silicone oil Suction Removal (SOSR)
Doctors may recommend this for cases with a clearly defined lump or tissue affected by chronic inflammation. DissectionThe liquid can be removed effectively and precisely, with careful attention to safety. This approach also focuses on concealing the incision and removing some of the underlying cause of inflammation, helping the scar blend smoothly with the body’s contours. Meticulous suturing helps create a smooth, natural-looking scar, while reshaping the area for balanced, natural-looking contours and trimming deformed tissue.
Suction removal of liquid Silicone oil Suction (SOS)
This method removes the liquid with careful attention to safety. The clinic’s specialized technique minimizes tissue trauma by making an incision no larger than a needle hole, promoting faster recovery and effectively reducing the risk of scarring.
Procedure for Excision or Suction Removal of Liquid Silicone from the Genital Area
