I’m 31/f, and have had no children. I really want to get a bbl and a breast lift/augmentation at some point but I’ve ultimately decided to wait until after childre for the latter (I have no plans to get pregnant immediately, but would like to start trying before October 2025). I know a lot of dr’s have said a bbl shouldn’t be impacted by pregnancy, but what should I expect for the results? Will the lipo’d areas be different post partum than if I hadn’t had surgery? Will my butt change?
April 18, 2023
Answer: Pregnancy related body changes Pregnancies cause many potential body changes in women. In particular abdominal skin, laxity and muscle separation. If potential weight gain is significant, then skin laxity can be more diffuse, including other parts of the body, like upper and lower extremities and back breast usually and gorge with breast, feeding the loose, volume after causing a loss of volume in the upper half of the breast with potential, lowering of the nipple areola complex called ptosis or droopiness. Pregnancy does not change fat distribution, and the BBL is based purely on fat distribution. Patient should expect to have normal pregnancy related changes, which very substantially based on genetics and potential weight gain with each pregnancy. The correct time to have cosmetic surgery is when the desire to have the procedure at ways to potential risks and cost. delivering consistent quality, liposuction and fat transfer results is more difficult than most people believe. The number of plastic surgeons who do these procedures well on a consistent basis is relatively small. Patients should be more selective than they think necessary. The BBL is a permanent and irreversible operation. If done poorly people can be left disfigured. I suggest patients start by having at least five in person, consultations to get a good understanding of their own candidacy for various procedures, and begin in the vetting process to find the best provider. Best, Mats Hagstrom, MD
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April 18, 2023
Answer: Pregnancy related body changes Pregnancies cause many potential body changes in women. In particular abdominal skin, laxity and muscle separation. If potential weight gain is significant, then skin laxity can be more diffuse, including other parts of the body, like upper and lower extremities and back breast usually and gorge with breast, feeding the loose, volume after causing a loss of volume in the upper half of the breast with potential, lowering of the nipple areola complex called ptosis or droopiness. Pregnancy does not change fat distribution, and the BBL is based purely on fat distribution. Patient should expect to have normal pregnancy related changes, which very substantially based on genetics and potential weight gain with each pregnancy. The correct time to have cosmetic surgery is when the desire to have the procedure at ways to potential risks and cost. delivering consistent quality, liposuction and fat transfer results is more difficult than most people believe. The number of plastic surgeons who do these procedures well on a consistent basis is relatively small. Patients should be more selective than they think necessary. The BBL is a permanent and irreversible operation. If done poorly people can be left disfigured. I suggest patients start by having at least five in person, consultations to get a good understanding of their own candidacy for various procedures, and begin in the vetting process to find the best provider. Best, Mats Hagstrom, MD
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