I suffer from occasional sciatic nerve pain. I'm concerned that this may affect me if I get a BBL and am wondering if I should take any extra labs or exams prior to undergoing the surgery. I usually get the pain intermittently or after extensive physical activity.
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Based on your pictures, you seem to be a pretty good candidate.Don't try to be somebody else though, everybody has a different anatomy and can achieve a different result.Your body will look much better though which is for sure.
Thank you for your question.Fat survival after fat grafting depends on a few things such as technique used, anatomy, genetics, post operative care etc. Best case scenario, usually about 70% of the transferred fat will survive. Within the first 6 months, about 30% of the fat cells will not...
Aside from examining you in person, I will give this reassurance - there is surprisingly a large amount of fat in the back and arms, and especially the inner thighs, to perform a BBL. Hope that helps and if you need pricing information on this procedure, check the web reference link below...
