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In a healthy individual, the surgery can probably be done within the week. This depends upon the surgeon's schedule and the amount of operative time that the surgeon allots each week. I operate 5 days a week, sometimes 8 hours a day. This allows for more flexibility in scheduling. It also helps to have your own surgery center.
Thanks for your question. The time from consult to surgery varies from surgeon to surgeon and reflects the surgeon's schedule. If you believe that you want to proceed in a short period of time, you should let the office know this so they can review available dates with you now! Emphasize that you may be planning to book surgery relatively soon or on the day of your consult. This will let the office get ready and save time. Be sure you have considered the pros and cons before proceeding and do your research - Best wishes - Dr. Aldo.
Thank you for your question! There is no specific amount of time that you have to wait. Typically, at minimum, it generally takes several weeks to get everything in order. Depending on time of year and availability it may be several months before there is time on the schedule. Also, if you have any medical problems or concerns that need to be optimized, that may further lengthen the time until surgery. At our practice, all of our patients who will be going under general anesthesia must have blood work completed beforehand (which takes about 3-5 days). All of these tests and exams are in place to ensure our patients are healthy and optimized for surgery. Consult with a Board-Certified Plastic Surgeon for a full examination to make sure you are a good candidate for surgery.Daniel Park, MDDiplomate, American Board of Plastic SurgeryDiplomate, American Board of Surgery
Hello, Thank you for the question. If you have had your consultation technically there is no minimum amount of time that you have to wait for surgery. I would call your plastic surgeons office and reserve the date that works best for you and use that time to prepare your schedule and your home for the recovery period. All the best, Dr Remus Repta
Your surgeon will get you to the operating room as soon as it is safe, and logistically feasible. If you are young and healthy, you can have surgery as soon as an opening is available in your schedule, the surgeon's schedule, and the operating room schedule.
Everyone looks better after weight loss. Losing weight prior to surgery may enhance your overall results, by making your waist even smaller. You will likely still have enough fat left to transfer. Please discuss this with your plastic surgeon.
Hello dear! Thanks for the question and provided information as well. Fat can be harvest from many areas: arms, abdomen, upper and lower back, flanks, thighs, etc. In general, you need to be physically healthy and at a stable weight, have realistic expectations, be a non-smoker and your BMI ...
It is unusual to have pain 2 years after a BBL. It is possible that you sustained some nerve injury. There is a nerve that runs under your buttock muscles and if your surgeon injured it during the procedure, it may cause pain in your buttock and legs. See your surgeon for followup.
