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2026.06.22 · Views 3,864
It is said that applying Biobond (tissue adhesive) to liposuction helps maintain skin contours. What are the limitations and side effects, such as the risk of lymphatic or nerve damage, the possibility of removing the bond during future fat grafting or revision surgery, chronic inflammation due to long-term retention, or interference with imaging tests (CT/MRI)? What items must be checked during a hospital consultation?
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Has anyone here actually gone through a consultation where they asked specifically about long-term safety with adhesives? I'm curious if doctors usually have clear answers ready or if it's something you have to really push them on.
I'm also looking into this! Have you consulted a doctor about post-operative imaging scans? I'm particularly worried about whether it will affect future MRIs or CT scans, and I'm not sure if all hospitals will inform patients about this in advance.
I'm also wrestling with this issue. Bio-adhesives sound very advanced, but I'm also a bit worried, especially about the long-term effects you mentioned... I'm currently gathering information and plan to ask the doctor clearly about these risks and subsequent possibilities during my consultation. I hope to find someone experienced to share their personal experiences!
I'm also pondering this issue! I've heard there are many questions to ask the doctor before deciding, especially about the long-term risks you mentioned. I plan to contact a few places to ask for details about contraindications and post-treatment care, hoping someone can share their experience.