Liposarcoma - McKinnon Plastic Surgery

Liposarcoma

Procedures

Aesthetic Procedures

Breast Augmentation

Breast Lift (Mastopexy)

Breast Reduction

Facial Bone Augmentation

Revision of breasts

Facial Feminization

Reconstructive Procedures

ArterioVenous Malformation

Asymmetric Breast Reconstruction

Breast Reconstruction

Cleft Rhinoplasty

Cranio Facial Fractures

Craniofacial Tumor

Craniosynostosis

Facial Fractures

Facial Reconstruction

Mandible Reconstruction

Nasal Reconstruction

Neurofibromatosis

Venous Malformation

Individual results may vary.

Case ID: 4994

Front: 40 y.o. woman with pre and post-op liposarcoma.

Front: Patient developed recurrent tumor after 10 years; pre and post-op radical resection and complex muscle and skin reconstruction. She is tumor free and fully mobile for 3 years and does not wish revision of her scar.

An individual shows one leg with significant swelling compared to the other. They are wearing red briefs and a patterned top lifted slightly to expose the upper thighs.

The image shows a person standing with hands on hips, revealing a vertical surgical scar on their right thigh, extending from the upper thigh to above the knee, wearing light-colored underwear and a sweater.

Front: 40 y.o. woman with pre and post-op liposarcoma.

Front: Patient developed recurrent tumor after 10 years; pre and post-op radical resection and complex muscle and skin reconstruction. She is tumor free and fully mobile for 3 years and does not wish revision of her scar.