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How long after a BBL can I get a tattoo on my buttocks?

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pet89Nov 8, 2017

I did a bbl in the past which left me with spots all over from incisions and im about to get another bbl procedure how long do i have to wait to get a tattoo to cover them after surgery even if its the old spots im just covering

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Dr. Moises Salama, MD
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Dr. Tania Medina de Garcia, MD
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Dr. Katherine Feliz Camilo, MD
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