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When is the best time of the year to get a Brazilian Butt Lift?

ClumsySunshineNov 23, 2015
I'm a college student and I've decided to get a BBL. But seeing as I am in school finding the down to do so can be tricky. My question is, when is the best time of the year to get a BBL? For example is there a higher number of surgeries done is June, as oppose to September? (just an example) Which month or season would you recommend getting a BBL?

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Well I am sorry that you are having troubles.  If your Dr in Florida won't return your calls or can't be reached, then I suggest that you go see a PS in the area where you live.  This may be an infection that is starting to brew and you don't want to mess around with that.  Good luck!

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Dear SassiGirl,The BBL is the basically a fat transfer from areas we don`t want them to areas we really want them. This means that this fat will act as what it is, like Fat. If you gain or lose weight this fat would be affected. The same way the area from where the fat was harvest won`t gain...

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