How long is the recovery time for Brazilian Butt Lift?

I want to go for the Brazilian Butt Lift in March. Can someone tell me what is the usual recovery time for this type of procedure?

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A: Brazilian Butt Lift Recovery Time

Steven H. Williams, MD

Thanks for the question - In our san Francisco area practice we typically perform Brazilian butt lifts as outpatient procedures meaning that our patients usually go home the same day.  We use a compression garment immediately post-operatively to improve the contour of the areas we have performed... more

A: Butt recovery

Kenneth R. Francis, MD

Bella, Hello again. You will be up and walking on the day of surgery and performing activities of daily living probably the day or two after surgery.  It is best to get at least a full week off from work if you can.   I restrict my Brazilian butt lift patients from sitting directly on their... more

A: Post op recommendations

Hisham Seify, MD, PhD

The procedure will take around 2-4 hours depending on how much volume is needed. You could go home the same day with an adult or have an overnight stay in a medical facility. Post-operative instructions will include wearing compression garments for areas that underwent liposuction and some restrictions on... more

A: Recovery will depend on the technique

Armando Soto, MD

Hi there, Different surgeons may use differing techniques, and recovery restrictions will likewise vary as well. Generally, you will be restricted in the amount of time you may sit, and in which position, for a few weeks. You will need to limit your activity as well, and to wear a support garment continuously... more

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