Would Having the Brazilian Buttlift Be Too Risky if You Have High Blood Pressure?

asked 1 year ago by kena404 in Atlanta GA
Latest answer by Ricardo A. Meade, MD
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I have done a lot of research on the procedure and I'm also aware of the complications and some deaths that have been associated with it. I'm not comfortable in my skin, I hate to undress in front of myself. Please give me your honest advice. My health conditions are: high blood pressure,hypothyroidism and my heart is slightly enlarged. I have attached a pic, although I want a butt lift...having lipo is most important.

9 answers to Would Having the Brazilian Buttlift Be Too Risky if You Have High Blood Pressure?

Brazilian Butt lift

Brazilian butt lift is a safe operation as long as your medical condition is stable and controlled. It is safe for people with high blood pressure to undergo cosmetic operation such as butt lift as long as their blood pressure is controlled. Your other medical conditions needs to be evaluated and you may need to see a cardiologist for your enlarged heart. If your heart is functioning well, you should be able to under the procedure. After your medical evaluation, make an... more

Stanley Okoro, MD
Atlanta Plastic Surgeon

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Medical Clearance From Your Physician Is Important Before Having Plastic Surgery

The Brazilian Butt Lift aside, it is extremely important that you have a medical work-up and clearance from your physicians before undergoing any type of invasive plastic surgery. There are many patients who have similar medical issues, and even more, that go through plastic surgery without any problems. But their medical problems have been assessed and are under good control by their medical doctors. Let your doctors know you are considering plastic surgery and they will do en... more

Barry L. Eppley, MD, DMD
Indianapolis Plastic Surgeon

Big heart bug buttock?

Truthfully, the large heart may be the biggest indicator of a problem in your candidacy for any surgery. The only reason to even consider getting a formal evaluation by a cardiologist with a stess test is because you are so uncomfortable with yourself. No matter what, nobody can tell you with certainty that nothing can go wrong. We can't even do that for the healthiest patients.

Ricardo A. Meade, MD
Dallas Plastic Surgeon

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Brazilian butt lift surgery and high blood pressure

The Brazilian butt lift is a safe and effective technique that can improve the contour of your bottom and create a beautiful result. It is a combination of procedures that consists of aggressive liposuction of the abdomen hips and waist and lower back, separation and processing of the fat that has been collected, and strategic grafting to the gluteal area. Like all cosmetic surgery, our most important priority is patient safety. We have performed this surgery successfully in... more

B. Pat Pazmino, MD
Miami Plastic Surgeon

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Preparation For your Brazilian Buttock Procedure

Before any elective surgical procedure, I would recommend a formal medical evaluation, also known as medicine or cardiac clearance. I am most concerned about your history of an enlarged heart. Once your medical issues have been thoroughly evaluated and controlled, you should be safe or cleared to proceed with your elective cosmetic procedure

C. Bob Basu, MD
Houston Plastic Surgeon

Brazilian Butt lift and hypertension

Prior to undergoing your surgical procedure, because the blood pressure may pose additional health risks, you may want to consult with your primary care physician or cardiologist. Generally speking this should be capable of being controlled with medication and pose little risk.

Otto Joseph Placik, MD
Chicago Plastic Surgeon

Elective surgery with chronic medical conditions

If your blood pressure, and other issues are well controlled, it should be safe to undergo surgery. That being said, anyone with medical conditions should get a clearance from their primary physician before undergoing elective surgery.

Lawrence Iteld, MD
Chicago Plastic Surgeon

Brazilian Butt Lift and Chronic Medical Issues

Dear Kena, First things first your medical issues must be clearly defined and the stability of these conditions verified with your primary care physician. The issue that is most concerning is your "slightly" enlarged heart. There needs to more clarification such a medical diagnosis and cause. Additionally is your hear able to withstand the stress of anesthesia and surgery. Well controlled hypertension and hypothyroidism pose minimal surgical risks.... more

Earl Stephenson Jr., MD, DDS
Atlanta Plastic Surgeon

Brazillian butt lift

If you are young and your blood pressure is under control, then it should be OK. Be sure to have a pre-operative visit to your heart doctor and your primary care physician for clearance before any surgery.