Will be having a BBL in a few months and concerned about all of the tiny cannula and drain holes left on my body, which give off the telltale sign of liposuction. What creams/lotions/treatments would you recommend to minimize unsightly scarring? Trying to be as discreet as possible and keep my body as pretty as possible. Money is not an object, so I am open to laser treatments or whatever is the most effective way to reduce the scars. :) I am a white female in my early 30s. Thanks
February 17, 2013
Answer: Scars After Brazilian Butt Lift
The incisions with a Brazilian Butt Lift are usually very tiny and well hidden. To get the perfect scar, I recommend that my patients use sunscreen, silicone scar creams or silicone sheeting, and avoiding sun exposure for the incision for 6 months to a year. Good luck.
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February 17, 2013
Answer: Scars After Brazilian Butt Lift
The incisions with a Brazilian Butt Lift are usually very tiny and well hidden. To get the perfect scar, I recommend that my patients use sunscreen, silicone scar creams or silicone sheeting, and avoiding sun exposure for the incision for 6 months to a year. Good luck.
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September 13, 2018
Answer: Best Way to Minimize Liposuction Scars with Brazilian Buttlift
The best way to minimize scars is to make the fewest number of incisions possible without compromising the quality of work done. I have found that the minimum number of incisions is 3. I have done this procedure several hundred times, and, though requiring mastery, it can be done this way. These are about 5 mm in length and are difficult to detect at one year. No particular scar treatment is better than another. Kenneth Hughes, MD Los Angeles, CA
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September 13, 2018
Answer: Best Way to Minimize Liposuction Scars with Brazilian Buttlift
The best way to minimize scars is to make the fewest number of incisions possible without compromising the quality of work done. I have found that the minimum number of incisions is 3. I have done this procedure several hundred times, and, though requiring mastery, it can be done this way. These are about 5 mm in length and are difficult to detect at one year. No particular scar treatment is better than another. Kenneth Hughes, MD Los Angeles, CA
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