I received my UA labs and it seems like I may have a UTI, can this be a reason for my BBL to be postponed?

Thank you for your questions. I would put off one or the other so that they do not interfere with one another. I would recommend separating the procedures by at least 6 weeks, but you should discuss this with your surgeon to get his or her preference. Better safe than sorry.Good luck!

It's normal to have fluid drainage after a bbl or liposuction surgery. If your not experiencing it you may need to have some of the fluid aspirated in office. There are times when the fluid is mostly removed during the liposuction as well and patients have little to no leakage. Followup with...

Many of the patients who undergo BBL and lipo have children after the procedures. I typically recommend that a patient wait at least six months to become pregnant after a BBL.  The procedure forever alters the distribution of fat in a favorable way. The effects of liposuction on the skin are v...

During the first six weeks after a BBL, sitting is to minimized.  If they have to sit, it is critical that every 30 minutes or an hour that patients get up and stand for a few seconds to take the pressure off.   This reduces the chance for fat necrosis.  After 6 weeks the fat has rev...

I have patients take antibiotics (usually Keflex unless they have an allergy) for 24 hours after BBL (and almost all surgeries).  There is no good evidence that antibiotics have any benefit beyond 24 hours after this type of surgery.

Only the plastic surgeon who performs your BBL can answer that question as he/she will know of any complications in wound healing. The first 3 to 4 days tend to be the worst for most BBL patients.  Many of my patients feel well enough to return to work at 1 week, but some patients may need 2 ...