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Yes, you can have your Brazilian butt lift done, However you will need to strop breast feeding before the surgery and it will take you around a month before you can continue breast feeding, because of the medication that you will be taking. That medication stays in your body and may be able to be passed on to the baby trough your milk. So its best if you stop breast feeding if your planning on getting your surgery done.
Hello dear!Thanks for the question and provided information as well.You could pump and discard, until you are off the meds.l recommend you to make an appointment with a board certified plastic surgeon to talk about your goals and anything you need to know.Good luck :)
Medicine, always protects babies and females. so i think wait for a couple of months to end up feeding. it is more important, than to practice BBL now. la medicina siempre proteje a niños y a las mujeres asi es que es mas iportante esperar unos meses a que termine el tiempo aconsejable de lactancia para practicar BBL
Plastic surgeons specialize in fat grafting to many areas of the face & body including the buttocks. Fat grafting to the buttock is also called Brazilian Butt lift. Many studies show that one of the main determinant of your result is the surgeon. Many physician not trained in surgery are now...
In my experience, I have not seen stretch marks after a Brazilian Buttlift. Since there is some stem cells in the transferred fat, I would surmise that the risk of stretch marks would be less than with pregnancy or weight gain.
Hi there- It would be very difficult to answer your question without examining you... It is possible that you are already a good candidate for a BBL- but it is possible that I would tell you that some weight loss is necessary first. How much? Again, an exam is necessary. Your best...
Each surgeon performs this procedure a little differently. In our practice a typical BBL takes 2.5 hrs. If it's a smaller job, it can take less. If the patient is heavy and more liposuction work is required, the procedure can take over 3 hrs. Sincerely, Martin...
Hi there- These are the same procedure. The details of where the fat is placed, and how much is used will vary with your goals, anatomy, and the surgeon's interpretation of them. Provided you are a good candidate, you choose your surgeon carefully, your goals are realistic (be...
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