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How Do I Best Prepare for a Brazilian Butt Lift?

asked 4 months ago by jessica7288
Latest answer by B. Pat Pazmino, MD
Question viewed 206 times
Tags: diet, preparation, vitamins

hi i need help on how to prepare for a BBL.. i dont want to have super saggy skin as i also am getting lipo.. should i be on a diet?.. and what vitamins.. etc do i take.. please help

7 answers to How Do I Best Prepare for a Brazilian Butt Lift?

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Preparing for a Brazilian butt lift

The Brazilian butt lift is beautiful and effective way to contour your torso, create a flat tummy, a small waist, sculpted back, full hips, and round new bottom. In our practice here Miami we carefully evaluate each patient to give them specific recommendations as to how they can best pair for their surgery. Some patients may require a full medical clearance before their surgery to ensure their safety. Other patients may require a specific diet regimen. Each case and each patient is an... more
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Preparing for a Brazilian Butt Lift

Preparing for a Brazilian butt lift is just like any other plastic surgery procedure. You should be in good health and a stable weight. Yes, during the procedure, liposuction is performed to "harvest" the fat. The fat is then concentrated and injected into your buttocks. Good luck.
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How best to prepare for BBL?

When considering the BBL you need to consult with a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon who has extensive experience with the procedure. He or she will then make the appropriate recommenmdation. If you are quite overweight you may asked to lose weight. If your blood tests show that you may iron deficiently anemic you will be asked to take iron pills beforehand. If you bruise easily you amy be advised to take Ornica. You ned to follow the advise of your surgeon. more
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How to prepare for Brazilian Butt Lift......

I have to agree 100% with Dr Soto! If your surgeon is experienced with this procedure, then this is a question for them. They (and you) are responsible for doing this safely and getting the best result for you that is possible. This procedure is technically precise to obtain an excellent result. Your surgeon should have specific instructions for you for both before as well as after surgery. Talk with your surgeon. That is part of what you are... more
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How to best prepare for Brazilian Butt LIft

Proper preparation for surgery is key to healing well, mazimizing your results and minimizing complications. First and foremost is not smoking. Smoking increases your risk of complications and decreases the take of the injected fat. As far as diet, a normal healthy diet with a multi vitamin and mineral supplement is sufficient. Be sure to disclose all your medications and supplements to your doctor and stop taking aspirin at least 10 days before surgery.
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Brazilian Butt Lift

In general you should follow the instructions of your plastic surgeon. In my practice, if your surgery is soon, then you should not be on a diet. You will need all the energy to heal. A multivitamin is ok, no asprin or anti inflamatory drugs. No health supplements. Start on stool softners Prior to surgery start showering with surgical soap, including the morning of surgery. Remove all piercings Prepare the house and the room where you will be recovering, recliner is good,... more
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Brazilian Butt Lift

Congratulations! Assuming you are in the hands of a responsible and experienced Board Certified Plastic Surgeon with a lot of experience performing this procedure, you are about to significantly improve your shape. With regard to preoperative (and for that matter, postoperative) advice, please understand that we do not all do things the same way, and plastic surgeons tend to be very particular about their patient's postoperative regimens. There is no doubt in my mind that your... more

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