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I appreciate your question.I would recommend that you discuss this question with your plastic surgeon as he/she may prefer to have you wait an additional month or two prior to moving forward with your elective BBL surgery.The best way to assess and give trueadvice would be an in-person exam.Please see a board-certified plasticsurgeon that specializes in aesthetic and restorative plastic surgery.Best of luck!Dr. Schwartz
I think that you have to ask you surgeon, but my guess is that you likely will have to wait 4-6 months.
In a case like yours, to get a more hourglass shape, you need not just fat injected in your buttock. You need to have a tummy tuck with the liposuction, so the excess of skin on the abdomen can be removed and the rectus muscle on your abdomen can be repaired. The you will have a smaller waist ...
By looking at the posted photos and the modifications you made, your expectations are realistic, but you need to discuss this in person with a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon, that can examine you, and check how much fat you have from the donor areas to be injected in your buttocks.
Thank you for your question. While most surgeons recommend not sitting for a minimum of two weeks after surgery...it is practically impossible to do. You can sit to go the the bathroom or eat. Some patients use toilet seat risers and thigh pillows to reduce pressure. While this re...
1. Will having thick skin on my butt affect the amount of cc’s I’m able to have transferred?Without seeing you for an examination, it is hard to tell. Is the thick skin from scarring? This may often limit the skins capability to stretch. If you are able to grab or pinch loose skin, this will all...
It needs to be under control, of course, so you need to let your surgeon know since the first day of consultation. You'll probably be required to get a clearance before surgery and some precautions may be taken.
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