I had a consult with a plastic surgeon, based on what I'm trying to achieve he said he'll be injection about 600ccs on each buttocks. I'm aware BBL might have some complications which I'm very nervous about. My question is, will the risk be lower since not much fat is being grafted??? The surgeon is very well experienced with great reviews, he has performed over 100 procedures within the last 2 years howhwer, my only concerned is thay he's not board certified.
June 5, 2017
Answer: What are the complications after BBL? Generally speaking a Brazilian butt lift is a very safe procedure. The complications are not volume related. The most common complications are swelling and bruising which resolve over the first month. Also, you can expect to lose 30 to 50% of the fat injected. If the fat is not correctly injected some of it can die and you may feel lumps, this is called fatty necrosis. This depends on the surgeon's technique and can be completely avoided. The most dreaded complication is a fat embolism which occurs in less than .1% of the cases. This convocation can be completely avoided by your surgeon by not injecting into the muscle layer and using a large blunt cannula. #StayBeautiful @RealDrWorldWide
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June 5, 2017
Answer: What are the complications after BBL? Generally speaking a Brazilian butt lift is a very safe procedure. The complications are not volume related. The most common complications are swelling and bruising which resolve over the first month. Also, you can expect to lose 30 to 50% of the fat injected. If the fat is not correctly injected some of it can die and you may feel lumps, this is called fatty necrosis. This depends on the surgeon's technique and can be completely avoided. The most dreaded complication is a fat embolism which occurs in less than .1% of the cases. This convocation can be completely avoided by your surgeon by not injecting into the muscle layer and using a large blunt cannula. #StayBeautiful @RealDrWorldWide
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June 5, 2017
Answer: BBL complications? Thanks for your very important questions. The bottom line is there are risks to any surgical procedure and this includes BBL. There have even been a number of deaths from this procedure. When those deaths have been evaluated, the data has shown that it has nothing to do with the amount of fat grafted, but rather WHERE it was grafted. This is why you need to make sure you are choosing a surgeon who is putting safety ahead of anything else. And despite the number of procedures and the great reviews, I would not advise anyone to see a plastic surgeon who is not board certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery. They may be good surgeons and fine people, but they have not gone through the rigorous training and verification process to prove it.Hope this helps!
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June 5, 2017
Answer: BBL complications? Thanks for your very important questions. The bottom line is there are risks to any surgical procedure and this includes BBL. There have even been a number of deaths from this procedure. When those deaths have been evaluated, the data has shown that it has nothing to do with the amount of fat grafted, but rather WHERE it was grafted. This is why you need to make sure you are choosing a surgeon who is putting safety ahead of anything else. And despite the number of procedures and the great reviews, I would not advise anyone to see a plastic surgeon who is not board certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery. They may be good surgeons and fine people, but they have not gone through the rigorous training and verification process to prove it.Hope this helps!
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