Liposuction with Fibromyalgia: High Risk, Generally Not Advised
Liposuction is not recommended for patients with fibromyalgia because:
- Surgery triggers widespread pain flares and prolonged recovery.
- Fibromyalgia involves central sensitization; surgical trauma amplifies pain processing.
- Post-op pain, swelling, bruising, and fatigue are magnified.
- Risks (infection, DVT, seroma, contour irregularities) are higher with comorbid chronic pain.
If body contouring is desired, discuss non-surgical alternatives (cool sculpting, radiofrequency) with a physician familiar with fibromyalgia. Always obtain clearance from your rheumatologist and surgeon.
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