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Unfortunately, at seven weeks out, there is not much you can do to affect the result. The good news is that what you have at this point should be permanent. What you have lost at this point was likely a combination of swelling and fat graft which did not "take". Discussed your limitations with your surgeon. At this point, many surgeons will allow you to be sitting on it, so you may be limiting yourself without need.Best of luck!Dr. SubbioBoard-Certified Plastic SurgeonNewtown Square/Philadelphia, PA
At 7 weeks the majority of swelling should be almost gone, and so what you are seeing is likely the "take" of the fat. There may be some small amount of residual swelling at this point. If you decide you want a second BBL, then you will have to wait several more months for all the swelling to resolve.
Thank you for your question. Prices vary a lot according to experience and board certification of the plastic surgeon, facilities, quality of the practice, region, etc… In this case are other factors invloved like type of implants and number of areas getting liposuction. Best is to have a cons...
Surgery is a huge investment - emotionally, physically, and financially. Why not give yourself the greatest possible chance of no complications and a great result the first time? In the big scheme of things it's only three months. If you were pregnant, you'd have to...
It would actually be unsafe to use diuretics to decrease the swelling what you're doing is decreasing the intravascular volume around your arteries and veins which would be very dangerous because you're also going to lose that volume cuz that's going to go into the tissues causing swelling....
