Had a Brazilian butt lift--fat was grafted from my abdomen, sides, lower back, love handles. ---I was already up and walking around for a few hours after I got home from surgery. Is there certain standing position I should be standing in or way to walk that will yield the best results, so that I don't disrupt the healing process? My abs are so sore, and so is my butt. (Ex of answers I'm looking for: hunch over a little, or have more weight on my heels vs ball of foot and toes, knees bent or straight, etc)
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September 25, 2020
Answer: 24 hours since BBL. Should I be standing or walking a "certain" way?
Hello dear!!
Thanks for the question and provided information as well.
Yes, it is safe to combine these procedures, if your health and lab tests results allows it. I suggest booking a consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon, to discuss the best options for your goals.
Good luck :)
Hello dear!
Thank you for the question.
Liposuction is esencial in a BBL. A Brazilian butt lift is when an amount of fat is harvested through liposuction and injected into the buttocks area of the body. The grafting of the fat to the buttocks region (Brazilian butt lift) not only provides a lift...
I would not say specifically that fat is rejected, but rather some fat may not "take." Usually the material that does not take gets resorbed, but thre is a risk of fat necrosis or drainage.