My job consists of sitting down for 7 hrs, 5 days a week. If I were to get a Brazilian Butt Lift would sitting on my rear end cause my butt to flatten or become oddly shaped?
December 14, 2021
Answer: Could Frequent Sitting Affect Brazilian Butt Lift Results? At the initial recovery period it is recommended to sit on your thighs instead than your buttocks and to avoid any sustained pressure in the area. The use of a soft cut pillow should be use while driving and when sitting for long period of times to help the fat tissue pick up the blood supply and settle in. Post Operative instruction will vary depending on the surgeon’s expertise. Seek a consultation with an experienced board-certified surgeon and ask about their techniques and post operative care.
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December 14, 2021
Answer: Could Frequent Sitting Affect Brazilian Butt Lift Results? At the initial recovery period it is recommended to sit on your thighs instead than your buttocks and to avoid any sustained pressure in the area. The use of a soft cut pillow should be use while driving and when sitting for long period of times to help the fat tissue pick up the blood supply and settle in. Post Operative instruction will vary depending on the surgeon’s expertise. Seek a consultation with an experienced board-certified surgeon and ask about their techniques and post operative care.
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September 24, 2021
Answer: Sitting after BBL You need to avoid sitting or sleeping on the back or hips (avoid direct pressure onto the areas of fat transfer) for the first 3 weeks after surgery to allow the fat tissue pick up the blood supply and settle in place. During this period you can use the BBL pillow to avoid direct pressure on the buttocks. After 3 weeks I allow my patients to sit down normally. However, you need to ask your surgeon and stick to their advice because they know your exact medical conditions.
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September 24, 2021
Answer: Sitting after BBL You need to avoid sitting or sleeping on the back or hips (avoid direct pressure onto the areas of fat transfer) for the first 3 weeks after surgery to allow the fat tissue pick up the blood supply and settle in place. During this period you can use the BBL pillow to avoid direct pressure on the buttocks. After 3 weeks I allow my patients to sit down normally. However, you need to ask your surgeon and stick to their advice because they know your exact medical conditions.
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