Worried about my round 2 BBL, I went fine but now I have an infection. I’m on antibiotics now but it doesn’t get better. What is that? I had my surgery in Istanbul but living in UK. How long it takes time to heal and how does r affect my results? I’m super worried and it’s very painful.
Answer: What caused this infection 2 months after BBL? It is hard to say what happened in your specific situation since we are not your PS and do not know exactly what was done or the time line of everything you are experiencing. What I can say is that your body is not fully healed for 6 months to 1 year, so developing an infection 2 months out is not totally unheard of. My best guess is that you developed fat necrosis and it eventually got infected. The abscesses or pimples you see over your buttocks is where the infections is attempting to open the skin and drain. You also could harbor bacteria on your skin such as MRSA. If this is the case, any little opening in the skin can easily develop infection. For example, a small pimple after working out, can turn into a nasty infection. You want this infection totally cleared up and any bacteria fully treated before considering another BBL.
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Answer: What caused this infection 2 months after BBL? It is hard to say what happened in your specific situation since we are not your PS and do not know exactly what was done or the time line of everything you are experiencing. What I can say is that your body is not fully healed for 6 months to 1 year, so developing an infection 2 months out is not totally unheard of. My best guess is that you developed fat necrosis and it eventually got infected. The abscesses or pimples you see over your buttocks is where the infections is attempting to open the skin and drain. You also could harbor bacteria on your skin such as MRSA. If this is the case, any little opening in the skin can easily develop infection. For example, a small pimple after working out, can turn into a nasty infection. You want this infection totally cleared up and any bacteria fully treated before considering another BBL.
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