Hi. Im having a BBL but havent set the date yet. I was wondering, if I could go to the gym to build up some muscle in my legs? Will that hurt the chances of getting a BBL? I have a squared V- shape.
I had lipo and fat transfer to my hips only (no transfer to butt) Im wondering if heavy weight lifting will make my hips smaller and burn the fat since your hips are all fat, or if it will make my hips wider? Most people talk about weight lifting and your butt after bbl. Which I know because your butt has muscles, but Im wondering if heavy weights will make my hips wider along with my butt? I notice a lot of bbl girls do Pilates instead of weight lifting. Is it because it will burn your fat
I had a Bbl 4 years ago. About 2 yrs ago, I noticed a small hard lump in left check deep inside my muscle. Not attaching photos because you cant see it only feel it. Recently went to my primary Dr and he said not to worry it was probably fibrosis but if I want go for ultrasound. I went for ultrasound anyway and waiting results. I saw a small 2m black circle in the screen and Im nervous it is cancer. She said it looked like fluid.
I was wondering, do I have to get fat inserted into my gluteus muscles during my BBL surgery? I can only imagine how much more painful that makes the recovery. Muscle tissue has more of a connection with nervous tissue right? I don't want to have stab wounds in my muscle. What's wrong with inserting all of it superficial to the gluteus?
Hi, I has bbl 11 weeks ago with great results. Wondering if I can go back to routine exercise of stairmaster 1 hour day x 5 times plus weights and squats? Will that melt fat injected or will that build muscle? I'm 41 years old btw Thanks docs
Say someone gets a BBL but still wants an even bigger booty, but this time wants to grow their butt by weightlifting and growing the muscle. Will it be harder and take longer to notice results since theres more fat on top of the muscle?
I am interested in getting a BBL but am worried about the likelihood of a fat embolism. I have read online that it is nearly impossible for a plastic surgeon to place fat in the muscle (thus raising the likelihood of an embolism) if the procedure is completed while the patient is awake due to the immense amount of pain it would cause if the doctor penetrated the fascia and went into the muscle? Is this true?
I've heard of a safer BBL procedure involving injecting fat above the muscle with a larger cannula to avoid puncturing large blood vessels from a doctor, thus reducing risk of fat embolisms. I am curious about what the common practices are among other surgeons. Are larger cannulas typically used for injection into the buttocks? If injected into the muscle, what is done to avoid puncturing the blood vessels? Are results more likely to last if inserted above the muscle or into?