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Brazilian Butt Lift Retouch Advice
Because my doctor and I are not happy with my Brazilian Butt Lift results, he told me he wants to do Liposuction on my abdomen again, then transfer about 400cc to my buttocks again. Is it safe to redo the Brazilian Butt Lift and Liposuction in the same area 6 weeks after initial procedure? Will 400cc make a difference, in your personal opinion?
Asked 32 months ago by
Jema in Miami,Florida
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Is it possible to touch up my Brazilian Butt Lift?
Hi there-
As long as you don't have any residual swelling or tenderness from the original procedure it should be safe to proceed with the touch up procedure you describe. If there is residual swelling or tenderness, I would wait until these have resolved in order to maximize the chances that the second procedure achieves your goal for you with maximum take of the grafted fat.
Hope that helps!
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Further fat grafting after a Brazilian butt lift
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Should wait for a retouch of Brazilian Butt Lift
Thank you for your question. It is possible to do a retouch after a Brazilian Butt lift. However six weeks after the initial surgery is a little too soon. After your surgery, you undoubtedly have swelling from the liposuction and also from the fat grafting. It is best to wait for all the swelling to subside.
I would recommend that you wait 4 to 6 months until most of the swelling is gone. At that time, you and your surgeon will be able to see your final final result. If both of you...
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Reoperation after butt lift
Jema,
noone can give you a better assessment of your situation than your operating surgeon, as long as they are qualified to perform this particular procedure and regularly perform this same procedure with successful results. I perform this type of surgery regularly in addition to frequent liposcultpure procedure. Personally, I would not perform a re-operation for the reasons you stated so early in the postoperative period, although this is ultimately up to your surgeon. Also, I...
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