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Brazilian Butt Lift Recovery Tips

i also had breast lift & aug, tummy tuck & lipo and the fat injections into buttocks on 7/30. was only told to walk alot and im now reading that i was actually suppose to stay off my butt. well ive been sitting because of all the pain i had endured with all the procedures combine. have i damaged my the cells in the butt already? what else can i do to help improve my rump?

6 Doctor Answers | Asked by ENDURE2LIVE in DENTON, TX
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Brazilian butt lift recovery tips.

Congradulations on your recent surgery. My advice would be to follow the directions your surgeon has recommended. I tell patients it is okay to sit on your butt, just not for long periods of time.
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Recovery tips after your Brazilian Butt Lift

Hope you have recovered well from your procedure you had a little over a month ago. You should have been given post-operative instructions that state the importance of not sitting directly on the buttocks the first two weeks after the Brazilian Butt Lift procedure. The reason you are instructed not to do this is because the fat cells injected are delicate and sitting on them could damage their survival. Given that you had surgery on 7/30, you should be able see your final results in... more
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Brazillian butt lift

There are no studies to refer to in trying to answer your question. I do many Brazilian but lifts (it's my most common surgery) and I can't tell you if sitting on the fat within a week of surgery is OK or not. Logic says it's not a good idea and the issue of pulmonary embolisms and being sedentary is a valid one. If you were my patient I would allow you to sit on the areas I didn't inject. I have found that sitting forward is often better than lying on your back.... more

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Recovery after brazilian buttock lift

Ideally you should avoid sitting for about 2-3 weeks after a fat transfer to the buttock (brazilian buttock lift). The pressure of sitting can decrease the survival of the fat cells and decrease the overall volume of the buttocks. The longer you avoid sitting, generally, the better the outcome.Discuss this in detail with your surgeon and follow the instructions closely. Best wishes, Dr.Bruno
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Brazilian Butt Lift tips

While ideally it would be beneficial to stay off the buttocks as much as possible, it is equally, if not more important, to get out of bed as soon and as much as possible. I recommend to my patients to refrain from sitting too long for the first 4-5 days. During this time patients should change positions from lying to sitting to standing and walking. When sitting you should get up every 20-30 minutes if possibel to relieve the pressure. After 5 days you can sit more freely but... more
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Brazilian Butt Lift

These are post operative instructions you should have received from your surgeon. I usually tell my patients to buy a pillow donut or two and sit on the donut so that the bulk of the fat transfrred is in the hole of th donut and pressure is applied on the transfres fat. As to your case and how much damage, you will know when you see the final results in 12 weeks The success of any surgery depend on the execution of the surgery and FOLLOW THE PREOPERATIVE AND POST OPERATIVE... more
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