Drainage massage after lipo+ bbl, yes or no?

It really depends on what technique was used and who does the massage. With conventional liposuction techniques (tumescent) there is a lot of fluid retention and extra massages may be beneficial.I prefer to use WaterJet, there is much less fluid retention and two massages are usually more than enough.Make sure that whoever does it has experience with BBL aftercare, massage in the wrong place, for example grafted areas in the infragluteal crease, can be detrimental for your results.

I usually do not recommend specific massage therapy, because most swelling will go away on its own.  ...

It's always best to ask your surgeon what their protocol is for your recovery, as they know you and the nuances of your procedure the best.  I have my own protocols, but I wouldn't want to recommend something that would be against your doctor's wishes.Cheers,Dr. Dan KrochmalMAE Plastic SurgeryNorthbrook, IL

Hello dear!!Thanks for the question and provided information as well.The massages are a very important part of the recovery and healing process. They will help you with the swollen, the soreness and with the fluids as long as you get it from an specialist and in a certified place.Hope this could help and good luck :)        

Some doctors seem to think this is a good idea while others like myself don't.
So you'll get different opinions and I suppose you could tally up the votes or just pick any one of the doctors you seem to like the best and go with his or her recommendation.
The correct answer to your question is that you should follow the doctor Who did your surgery's post op instructions.
Best,
Mats Hagstrom M.D.