I recently had a bbl (lipo + fat transfer to the buttocks). After the surgery, I was laid on a hard hospital bed laying on my back. I slept like that for hours. I also stayed at a recovery house where I sat in bed for hours with no booty pillow, or warning about the possibility of crushing the fat. I was told it didn't matter. I also sat on the plane for a two hour flight back home the next week. I'm worried, I spent a lot of money on my surgery! Is it possible that I may have loss my fat?
January 31, 2020
Answer: BBL Poor care, poor planning.Sitting and putting pressure on the buttock after BBL can affect the results.Good medical care starts before surgery, during and after surgery preparation of patient, consultation and instruction before and after surgery for optimal results.
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January 31, 2020
Answer: BBL Poor care, poor planning.Sitting and putting pressure on the buttock after BBL can affect the results.Good medical care starts before surgery, during and after surgery preparation of patient, consultation and instruction before and after surgery for optimal results.
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October 25, 2020
Answer: Sat On Butt After Brazilan Butt Lift Yes, it is indeed possible that you damaged your results. It does matter about pressure on the buttocks after BBL. From the moment the BBL is completed, I advise my patients to avoid any type of pressure on the buttocks for a minimum of 6 weeks. Immediately after the procedure, all my patients remain in the prone position - in recovery and even on the ride home. I provide a special roll used under the thigh, not the buttocks, for sitting. I do not advocate the use of donut rolls as they place pressure on the buttocks. Share your concerns with your plastic surgeon. The only thing for you to do now is to wait it out and see how you like your end result and revise as necessary. Best of luck.
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October 25, 2020
Answer: Sat On Butt After Brazilan Butt Lift Yes, it is indeed possible that you damaged your results. It does matter about pressure on the buttocks after BBL. From the moment the BBL is completed, I advise my patients to avoid any type of pressure on the buttocks for a minimum of 6 weeks. Immediately after the procedure, all my patients remain in the prone position - in recovery and even on the ride home. I provide a special roll used under the thigh, not the buttocks, for sitting. I do not advocate the use of donut rolls as they place pressure on the buttocks. Share your concerns with your plastic surgeon. The only thing for you to do now is to wait it out and see how you like your end result and revise as necessary. Best of luck.
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