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Normal To Wear Compression Garments After Fat Transfer to Butt?

asked 3 months ago by sophie1987
Latest answer by B. Pat Pazmino, MD
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Tags: thighs, compression garment, normal, recommendation

hi, am i allowed to wear compression garments after fat transfer to my UPPER butt? i will be doing liposuction of my saddlebags and inner thighs, and transferring the fats to my upper butt to make it look perkier. should my compression garments have cut-outs?

3 answers to Normal To Wear Compression Garments After Fat Transfer to Butt?

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Compression garments after a Brazilian butt lift

The Brazilian butt lift is a beautiful and effective way to create a wonderful curvy shape and a full round bottom. This procedure can provide challenges to traditional liposuction garments. It is essential to where the right garment after this procedure. Liposuction garments should put pressure on areas where fat has been removed and should avoid pressure on areas where fat has been added. Most liposuction garments do not perform both of these actions at the same time. For this... more
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Are compression garments necessary following the BBL?

We always apply a compression garment following the BBL. The purpose is to try to minimize psotoperative swelling. It also provides a level of comfort. We generally recommend wearing the garment for 10-14 days following which we start a couse of massage and ultrasound sessions to the fat donor sites.
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Compression Garments for Brazilian Butt Lift

To improve your outcome the areas of the body from which the fat was removed need to be compressed to allow smoother healing and to reduce swelling. The buttocks into which the fat was grafted need milder compression to reduce swelling and to splint the fat and increase the rate at which blood supply to it can be established assuring its survival. Yes. You do need a compression garment. Several companies are now producing garments specifically made for Brazilian Butt Lifts. Your... more

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