How soon can a person go back to work after BBL? I have a standing job, no desk job

Thanks for sharing your question !In my practice in a normal recovery I usually recommend 2 weeks of rest to avoid unnecessary complications.Follow your plastic surgeon instructions.Respectfully, Dr. Emmanuel Mallol.-

Thank you for your question. You can certainly return to work in one week if you have a standing job.  Howeve,r it depends on the demands of your job and your recovery. It is best to have a thorough discussion with you board-certified plastic surgeon to discuss all your options. Best of luck.Dr. Dhaval Patel

If you are not doing vigorous work or can stand most of the time, then I allow my patients to go back when they feel comfortable enough to go to work.  That could be one week or more.

I generally recommend no prolonged sitting for 7-10 days after your BBL
procedure. Remember, you will need to give time for the liposuction
donor sites to heal. Since you are on your feet a lot, I would suggest
you give yourself at least 2-2.5 full weeks before returning to work.
If you move around too much too soon, you can increase the risk for
seromas/fluid collections in your donor sites. Please talk to your
board certified PS to get his/her specific recommendations. Best
wishes.Dr. BasuHouston, TX