I had a bbl 2 weeks ago and I keep freaking out that my compression garment which covers the butt is compressing my buttocks too much. If the pressure from sitting causes loss of volume doesnt the same go for pressure from compression garment?
November 6, 2021
Answer: How do I Protect my Brazilian Butt Lift? The Brazilian Butt Lift utilizes your own natural fat for the augmentation. One of the keys of the fat transfer is that it is incorporated and becomes your fat just in a better place! The key is how do we maximize the amount of fat that is going “take” or survive for the augmentation. One of the things that can help increase the amount of fat that stays after the transfer is preventing any trauma to the buttock area, that includes sitting. The pressure of sitting can be harmful to the fat for the first couple of weeks after the transfer. The second important part of the Brazilian Butt Lift is the compression garment as you are asking. I do think it is important that you have a specialized garment after your procedure. I have tried various garments, with and without material over the buttock area. From a patient comfort standpoint I have found that the garments with a very soft mesh over the buttock has been best. However this is personal decision between you and your surgeon. There are special pillows that patients can purchase that avoids any pressure on the buttock in the post-operative period so that they can sit at work and still protect their fat transfer procedure. I hope this helps, be sure to discuss this with your board certified plastic surgeon.
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November 6, 2021
Answer: How do I Protect my Brazilian Butt Lift? The Brazilian Butt Lift utilizes your own natural fat for the augmentation. One of the keys of the fat transfer is that it is incorporated and becomes your fat just in a better place! The key is how do we maximize the amount of fat that is going “take” or survive for the augmentation. One of the things that can help increase the amount of fat that stays after the transfer is preventing any trauma to the buttock area, that includes sitting. The pressure of sitting can be harmful to the fat for the first couple of weeks after the transfer. The second important part of the Brazilian Butt Lift is the compression garment as you are asking. I do think it is important that you have a specialized garment after your procedure. I have tried various garments, with and without material over the buttock area. From a patient comfort standpoint I have found that the garments with a very soft mesh over the buttock has been best. However this is personal decision between you and your surgeon. There are special pillows that patients can purchase that avoids any pressure on the buttock in the post-operative period so that they can sit at work and still protect their fat transfer procedure. I hope this helps, be sure to discuss this with your board certified plastic surgeon.
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February 13, 2016
Answer: Compression is key, discuss this with your surgeon... Post-operative garments for compression are frequently utilized following cosmetic surgery.These devices minimize swelling, decrease pain, decrease discomfort and help remodel tissue.The vast majority of plastic surgeons utilize compression garments following Brazilian butt lift surgery.In most cases, these garments not only cover the buttocks, but also cover donor sites that have undergone liposuction.In this situation, the goal is to remodel the tissue, not to apply significant compression. This approach minimizes the potential for fat cell damage.It’s important that compression garments fit snugly, but they shouldn’t fit tightly.When using these garments, it’s important to avoid rolls and folds in the device.This can cause localized elevations in tissue pressure which can cause cell damage and result in contour irregularities.This approach minimizes the potential for fat cell damage from pressure and gives excellent clinical results with high levels of patient satisfaction.If you have anxiety about your post-operative compression garment, the issue should be discussed with your surgeon.Your surgeon can explain that the compression generated from this type of garment is significantly less than the pressure generated from sitting.Your surgeon can also explain the numerous benefits of these garments.
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February 13, 2016
Answer: Compression is key, discuss this with your surgeon... Post-operative garments for compression are frequently utilized following cosmetic surgery.These devices minimize swelling, decrease pain, decrease discomfort and help remodel tissue.The vast majority of plastic surgeons utilize compression garments following Brazilian butt lift surgery.In most cases, these garments not only cover the buttocks, but also cover donor sites that have undergone liposuction.In this situation, the goal is to remodel the tissue, not to apply significant compression. This approach minimizes the potential for fat cell damage.It’s important that compression garments fit snugly, but they shouldn’t fit tightly.When using these garments, it’s important to avoid rolls and folds in the device.This can cause localized elevations in tissue pressure which can cause cell damage and result in contour irregularities.This approach minimizes the potential for fat cell damage from pressure and gives excellent clinical results with high levels of patient satisfaction.If you have anxiety about your post-operative compression garment, the issue should be discussed with your surgeon.Your surgeon can explain that the compression generated from this type of garment is significantly less than the pressure generated from sitting.Your surgeon can also explain the numerous benefits of these garments.
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