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Is It Ok to Have a Brazilian Butt Lift, Tummy Tuck, Breast Lift W/ Augmentation Same Time?

Is It Ok to Have a Brazilian Butt Lift, Tummy Tuck, Breast Lift W/ Augmentation Same Time?

11 Doctor Answers | Asked by KimIsReady in Brooklyn, NY
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Having Brazilian Butt Lift, tummy tuck, and breast lift with implants all at once seems attractive but you want great results

Thank you for your question. Having Brazilian Butt Lift, tummy tuck, and breast lift with implants all at once seems attractive, but you want great results, right? Lgistically, you will likely lose a lot of the fat from laying on the transfered fat. As an alternative, consider Breast lift w/implants and some liposuction of the tummy transferred to the butt as the first surgery. For the second surgery, you can have the tummy tuck and then be turned prone for the remaining liposuction... more
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Things that CAN be Done, often SHOULDN'T

Hi there- I am in complete agreement with Dr. Aldea. Performing all of these procedures at once may seem to be to your benefit to you at first blush, and a surgeon who offers to do so may therefore be more attractive to you because of this willingness to do what you ask, but please consider this: I hope it is safe to assume that your goals in pursuing this plastic surgery are to be safe and to achieve the most beautiful appearance for your breasts, your abdomen, AND your... more
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The Logic of having a Brazilian Butt Lift, Tummy Tuck and Breast Augmentation / Lift altogether

Whenever we consider surgery, we should look at - surgical risk and complications - potential for achieving the same results expected when the operations are done separately. - the ease of recovery Let's start with the unpleasant topic of surgical complications. Those unwanted uncommon bad things that can happen with every procedure even when the best care was rendered. It is well known that the longer an operation, the higher the risk of complications such as... more

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Performing multiple procedures with a Brazilian butt lift Performing multiple procedures with a Brazilian butt lift

The Brazilian butt lift is beautiful and effective way to contour your torso, create a flat tummy, a small waist, sculpted back, full hips, and round new bottom. In our practice here Miami, we commonly performed an additional procedure with the Brazilian butt lift. However, your first priority in the first priority of your Dr. should always be your safety. Be sure that you carefully review your concerns with your physician and understand exactly how long the procedure will take... more
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Safety in combination plastic surgery

It has been demonstrated that the combination of TT and liposuction can increase your risk of blood clot complications. This is why we use Ted hose and sequential compression devices for patients in addition to early ambulation and sometimes even a shot of blood thinner. For this reason, it is considered a relatively benign combination. The combination of TT with ANY other operation has never been demonstrated. There is no evidence of it. If one doesn't select... more
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Recommend Brazilian Butt Lift Prior To Breast Lift and Tummy Tuck

I prefer to stage this procedure. If a tummy tuck is combined with fat grafting to the buttocks, one of the results may be compromised. Either the tummy tuck will have to be loosely closed to allow the patient to lie completely flat, or the patient will have to sit on the buttocks causing pressure necrosis to the grafted fat. In order to maximize survival of the grafted fat cells, it is important to not lie on your back or sit for 10-14 days. ... more
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Body Contouring

You need an in person examination and assess your medical condition. An abdominoplasty with Dermis Fat Graft to the buttocks . Then in a second stage the breast lift , liposuction around the bittocks and fat transfer to the buttocks will gove a nice result.
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Combining Tummy Tuck, Brazilian lift, and Breast Lift

I often have combined the procedures routinely, and I do feel that lying on the grafts may hinder their growth. I tell my patients a second round of fat grafting may be needed for the best results. During tummy tuck a lot of good fat is produced, however, and I do not like "wasting" it. So I will go ahead and get as much fat into the buttocks as I can at the first surgery.
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Doing a tummy tuck together with too many other operations increases your risk of a blood clot to your lungs.

Hi. I don't think this combination is safe and I would recommend that you do it in two stages. Doing the tummy tuck and the breasts together is fine, and then in a few months you can do the butt lift. see video
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It is Ok To Have Brazilian Butt Lift and Breast Augmentation or Brazilian Butt Lift and Tummy tuck at the same time

. In the past I used to not recommend Brazilian Butt lift with any other procedure because of the fair of traumatizing the fat while the patient was lying on his or her back. Now, 7 years later, I routinely combine Brazilian Butt Lift with Breast augmentation or Breast lift or Brazilian butt lift with Tummy Tuck. I do not combine more than two procedures at the same time on the same patient because I feel it may be too much surgery. Jaime Perez M.D Brazilian Butt Lift... more
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Is it o.k. to have tummy tuck, breast surgery and buttock augmentation performed at the same time.

That's a good question. I don't believe anyone can give you a scientifically proven answer but I can tell you how I handle this in my practice. I feel that the least amount of trauma to the buttock after fat transfer will most likely lead to a greater amount of fat surviving the transfer. Therefore I encourage my buttock augmentation patients to avoid lying on their backs/buttocks as much as possible for the first week after surgery. Hopefully less pressure and shearing forces to the... more
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