I have concerns about receiving general anesthesia and wanted to know if having a BBL awake is an option with local anesthesia.
Answer: BBL With Local Anesthesia The surgery is difficult to perform under local. To get the best result, you should be relaxed and not experiencing any pain. Find a BBL expert who performs hundreds of BBLs each year and has great reviews and great before and after pictures.Kenneth Hughes, MD, Board Certified Plastic SurgeonLos Angeles, CA
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CONTACT NOW Answer: Brazilian Buttocks Lift under local Thank you for your question. It is difficult to determine without any photos if you are a good candidate for this procedure. Brazilian Buttocks Lifts are usually performed under general anesthesia but sometime can be performed under local depending on the areas of liposuction, time of the procedure, etc. An in person consultation would be necessary to give precise recommendations.
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CONTACT NOW Answer: Brazilian Buttocks Lift under local Thank you for your question. It is difficult to determine without any photos if you are a good candidate for this procedure. Brazilian Buttocks Lifts are usually performed under general anesthesia but sometime can be performed under local depending on the areas of liposuction, time of the procedure, etc. An in person consultation would be necessary to give precise recommendations.
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May 4, 2017
Answer: Is it possible to stay awake during a BBL? Hello dear!!Thanks for the question.You can have the BBL with a epidural anesthesia, but you probably fall asleep due to sedation. But, i recommend you to ask your plastic surgeon about it and make sure you talk with the anesthesiology about your concerns and doubts.Good luck :)
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Answer: Is it possible to stay awake during a BBL? Hello dear!!Thanks for the question.You can have the BBL with a epidural anesthesia, but you probably fall asleep due to sedation. But, i recommend you to ask your plastic surgeon about it and make sure you talk with the anesthesiology about your concerns and doubts.Good luck :)
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May 4, 2017
Answer: Is it possible to stay awake during a BBL? Honestly, there really isn't a way to do a good thorough BBL awake. Your results will be compromised. I do the majority of my BBLs under TIVA (total IV anesthesia). I have an amazing anesthesiologist!
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Answer: Is it possible to stay awake during a BBL? Honestly, there really isn't a way to do a good thorough BBL awake. Your results will be compromised. I do the majority of my BBLs under TIVA (total IV anesthesia). I have an amazing anesthesiologist!
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May 5, 2017
Answer: Comfort and Safety During BBL It is theoretically possible to use local anesthetic and avoid deep IV sedation or general anesthesia. However, it may be preferable to use general anesthesia or deep sedation for your safety, your comfort, and for better surgical precision.For you to be awake and comfortable, the volume of local anesthetic may be more than is safe , may interfere with graft take, and of enough volume to interfere with precise contouring. It is important for you to have your surgeon address your concerns, including your concerns or fears regarding general anesthesia, so you can make an informed decision, and what is the best choice for you.
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May 5, 2017
Answer: Comfort and Safety During BBL It is theoretically possible to use local anesthetic and avoid deep IV sedation or general anesthesia. However, it may be preferable to use general anesthesia or deep sedation for your safety, your comfort, and for better surgical precision.For you to be awake and comfortable, the volume of local anesthetic may be more than is safe , may interfere with graft take, and of enough volume to interfere with precise contouring. It is important for you to have your surgeon address your concerns, including your concerns or fears regarding general anesthesia, so you can make an informed decision, and what is the best choice for you.
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