I had 4 c sections: will that cause any risk when getting a BBL?

After an uneventful C-section, most of my patients wait between three and six months before having a BBL. C-section scar revision is reasonable with liposuction and BBL.  If you plan to breastfeed during the BBL recovery, you will have to pump and save your breast milk prior to the surgery and not resume breastfeeding until all medications are no longer within the bloodstream.  You will not be able to resume strenuous exercise for six weeks following the BBL.Kenneth Hughes, MD, Board Certified Plastic SurgeonLos Angeles, CA

Hello dear!!

Thanks for the question and provided information as well. 
There i no risk, i recommend you to wait at least 6 months and after that period of time you can have the procedures, the most important is to be healthy. I recommend to book a consultation with a board certified plastic
surgeon in your area to discuss the best options for your goals. Good
luck :)

Thank you for the question and the information provided.

There is no risk, you can have this surgery at least 6 months to 1 year after your due date, the most important is to be healthy, prior the surgery you will have exam, lab work and other evaluations. I would recommend you to make a consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon to discuss the best options for you. 
Best Wishes.

Thanks for your question.After your delivery via C-section, I recommend waiting 6 months to one year before getting a BBL or any other elective cosmetic procedure. You want your body to heal well first after a major procedure like a BBL; also, you want to make sure you are no longer breast feeding as any anesthesia or medications you receive may be transferred to breast milk and adversely affect your baby.

Hello.
Thank you for your question,.
there is any risk in having a BBL after 4 c sections, the most important is be healthy and I recommend you to wait at least 6 month after the procedure to have this surgery. I would
recommend you a consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon to
discuss the best options for you. 
Regards.
Dr. Kemil Issa, Board Certified Plastic Surgeon