I've seen pictures of women that are very obese who have had elective BBL surgery and whose Silhouette has not improved. Back fat, abdomen fat and other unpleasant body "flaps" are still present, the shape of the buttocks has not improved much. Why take a patient's money and perform this surgery? The pictures I see on this sight show really poor outcomes on these women. Why not require them to lose weight first?
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September 11, 2014
Answer: Why BBL on an overly Overweight Woman? Should a surgeon refuse to do a BBL on a patient that won't have good outcomes?
I have been performing BBL surgeries for 21 years now. Every single patient of mine wakes up on their back. I always encourage patients to lay on their stomach or sides if possible. But, I have had many who have slept on their back during recovery and who still have gotten Beautiful res...
I never ask my patients to gain weight for a BBL, for 2 reasons. First when you gain weight, you are not increasing the number of fat cells, you are only filling this cells more. the moment you loose the weight, you will also loose it on the graft. Second, How can i guarantee that this weight...
Hello dear!!
Thanks for the question and provided information as well.
You can maintain your BBL results with exercise and a clean diet. Lifting, squats and lunges after a BBL will only help increase muscle bulk and definition and achieve a more projected buttocks.
If you have any concerns, I...