Is it possible to have a BBL, BA, and TT at the same time? If so, what would the recovery look like since you can't be on your back with the BBL yet shouldn't lay on your stomach for the TT or BA. I would rather not have the TT but feel like I will likely need it as I have had 2 children and some stretch marks. Is there anything I can do (perhaps take vitamins or apply bio oil or something to my tummy area) which may help improve the elasticity of my skin to reduce the chances of needing a TT?
January 7, 2016
Answer: TT, BA, BBL Hello, this is a lot of surgery to have at one time, but if you are interested in learning if it is feasible I would suggest having several consultations with plastic surgeons who are experienced in doing extensive combined body contouring operations. They would need to take into consideration your unique anatomy and overall health when advising if this would be appropriate.
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January 7, 2016
Answer: TT, BA, BBL Hello, this is a lot of surgery to have at one time, but if you are interested in learning if it is feasible I would suggest having several consultations with plastic surgeons who are experienced in doing extensive combined body contouring operations. They would need to take into consideration your unique anatomy and overall health when advising if this would be appropriate.
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December 23, 2015
Answer: Combined procedures There are a few issues to consider when combining multiple procedures. The first is safety. A breast augmentation, tummy tuck and Brazilian buttock lift may be too long of a surgery, depending on your health and the time it takes for your surgeon to complete all three procedures. Also the position you will be limited to will be on your sides only. It may be more reasonable for you to have two separate surgeries. For example combine the tummy tuck and breast augmentation, then several months later, do the BBL. Consult with a few surgeons to see if your abdominal skin is loose enough to warrant a tummy tuck in the first place.Best wishes,Dr.Bruno
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December 23, 2015
Answer: Combined procedures There are a few issues to consider when combining multiple procedures. The first is safety. A breast augmentation, tummy tuck and Brazilian buttock lift may be too long of a surgery, depending on your health and the time it takes for your surgeon to complete all three procedures. Also the position you will be limited to will be on your sides only. It may be more reasonable for you to have two separate surgeries. For example combine the tummy tuck and breast augmentation, then several months later, do the BBL. Consult with a few surgeons to see if your abdominal skin is loose enough to warrant a tummy tuck in the first place.Best wishes,Dr.Bruno
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