I'm a truck driver if I wait 4 weeks after the BBL. Do you think i can drive normally because my job requires me to sit a long period of time. Will it be healed within a month.
September 13, 2017
Answer: Driving after a BBL I don't recommend that my patients sit for extended periods of time for about 2 months after a BBL. Too much pressure on the buttock may cause deformities or loss of integrity/shape of your BBL. That's not to say that you can't sit for two months. There is a technique where you can place a pillow underneath your thighs and sit on that. Your weight and the pressure is now placed on your thighs instead of you buttock and the buttock essentially "hangs" off the pillow. If you can do this comfortably while driving, then great! Lastly, I do NOT recommend driving if you are still taking your pain medications.
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September 13, 2017
Answer: Driving after a BBL I don't recommend that my patients sit for extended periods of time for about 2 months after a BBL. Too much pressure on the buttock may cause deformities or loss of integrity/shape of your BBL. That's not to say that you can't sit for two months. There is a technique where you can place a pillow underneath your thighs and sit on that. Your weight and the pressure is now placed on your thighs instead of you buttock and the buttock essentially "hangs" off the pillow. If you can do this comfortably while driving, then great! Lastly, I do NOT recommend driving if you are still taking your pain medications.
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September 13, 2017
Answer: BBL and sitting Sitting directly on you buttocks for prolonged periods of time is probably not good even at 4 weeks. Perhaps a special pillow can be used so that the buttock remains off the seat. Best to discuss with your surgeon.
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September 13, 2017
Answer: BBL and sitting Sitting directly on you buttocks for prolonged periods of time is probably not good even at 4 weeks. Perhaps a special pillow can be used so that the buttock remains off the seat. Best to discuss with your surgeon.
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