Liquid Silicone Removal from the Hand
Symptoms
- Pain, swelling, redness, and inflammation
- Loose, sagging, uneven skin with a rippled appearance
- Hard, raised lumps resembling tumors
- Inflamed, discolored skin, such as yellow or red; in severe cases, the skin may appear purple
- Migration of liquid silicone into nearby tissues can cause abnormalities and deformity in those tissues, as if liquid silicone had also been injected there
- Some patients may experience joint or muscle pain due to the body’s reaction to the foreign substance
Surgical Removal of Liquid Silicone Lumps Silicone oil Suction Removal (SOSR)
✔️ Personalized assessment of the type and location of the accumulated substance
✔️ Precise removal of the foreign material to minimize impact on surrounding tissue
✔️ Rebalancing the fat layer and subcutaneous tissue
✔️ Reducing bulging and restoring a smoother skin surface
✔️ Taking into account the tendon and blood vessel structures on the back of the hand
Correction method
The clinic’s SOSR technique effectively, precisely, and safely removes liquid substances. The method prioritizes scar concealment to ensure incisions blend seamlessly with the body’s contours. Meticulous suturing results in smooth, flawless outcomes. This technique is recommended for cases involving well-defined lumps or chronic inflammation in the tissue. The clinic’s SOSR technique ensures efficient, precise, and safe removal of the substance. Additionally, it emphasizes scar concealment, resulting in smooth, natural-looking scars through meticulous suturing.
Process for Removing or Suctioning Liquid Silicone from the Hand
