AWAKE BUFFALO HUMP REMOVAL | PRECISION SCULPT® | JUSTIN YOVINO MD

28 Feb 2020 · 1 min

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In this brief segment from Dr. Justin Yovino’s “Awake Buffalo Hump Removal | Precision Sculpt®” video, the surgeon provides a post‑operative update roughly three months after a patient’s dorsal‑cervical fat pad (buffalo hump) removal. He comments on the near‑complete healing of the incision, the minimal scar visibility, and the patient’s satisfaction with the aesthetic result. While the patient’s numbing is still settling, Dr. Yovino uses a laser to fragment fibrous fat tissue, preparing it for removal. He then proceeds to excise the fat layer‑by‑layer, emphasizing thoroughness and the eventual disappearance of the hump. The tone is conversational yet clinical, and the sentiment is upbeat and confident about the outcome.

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So we are about 3 months, a little over 3 months from her buffalo hump removal. Just spin a little bit there. It looks so good. You're pretty much done healing. Nice. Pause right there. That looks awesome. You can barely see your little incision. Looks really nice. And then turn back the other way. Keep going. So nice. Do you like it? Yes, I love it. It looks fantastic. So now that we filled everything up a lot, we're waiting for the numbing to really settle in, but while we're doing that, we're lasering, and this just helps break up the fat Loosen up things. It's very fibrous tissue, so it really just sets the stage for a complete removal of all this fat. So now we're starting to take out the fat layer by layer, very thoroughly. We're getting a lot off of her already. It's very satisfying because this hump's gonna be gone. All right, there she goes. Buffalo hump, that easy, in and out.