Bbl Vs High Blood Pressure? Doctor Answers, Tips
Brazilian Butt Lift: Q&A
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Bbl Vs High Blood Pressure?

My blood pressure is controlled my meds, but I'm wondering if this would be a good idea. What would u tell a pt that's consider this surgery that has HBP

5 Doctor Answers | Asked by heyred504
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Cosmetic surgery in patients with high blood pressure

This is a great question and a common concern. UNCONTROLLED high blood pressure does increase your risk of complications during surgery and anesthesia. However, if your blood pressure is under good control, you are probably a good candidate for a Brazilian Butt Lift. You should meet with a board certified plastic surgeon to discuss your risk. You will also need an evaluation by your primary care doctor prior to surgery.
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BBL with HTN? Safe?

It is difficult question to answer without an exam and consultation in person. But, if your HTN is well controlled and there are no contraindications, having a BBL should not cause any unnecessary risks and you should be able to achieve excellent results. Good luck!
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Brazilian Buttlift and Controlled HTN

If the HTN is controlled with medication and there are no other health issues, the patient can be considered for the Brazilian buttlift procedure.

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High blood pressure

Brazilian butt lift surgery can certainly be performed on a patient with high blood pressure, if the blood pressure is well controlled. Blood pressure needs to be well controlled to minimize risks of bleeding/bruising, fluid collections, and anesthesia risks.
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High Blood Pressure and Surgery

Hi, thanks for your question. It is always important to inform your surgeon of any medical problems you have. Blood pressure that is well-controlled is typically not an issue; however, your surgeon will review your complete medical history and order any pre-operative tests and lab work needed to determine if you are a good surgical candidate. Hope this helps! Good Luck.
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heyred504 29 Nov 2012
Thanks for ur input, I feel better about this, all I need to do now is find the perfect surgeon to do my bbl...

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