Sounds crazy. I had a BBL 9 days ago I am 5’7 at 137 lbs. During all of my drainage massages I had only spots of fluid come out. My body didn’t retain any additional fluids really and I’m only slightly swollen. For the most part my tummy and back are only kinda tender and slightly numb but other than that I feel fine. The faja given to me is way too big/baggy after the 4th day and they say I need that for 3 weeks. Do I need a whole faja? Can I just wear a waist trainer instead?
Answer: BBL Garmet Great question! You need to wear a garment which will decrease fluid buildup, decrease swelling, and help contour the areas of liposuction. A waist trainer is great for the torso region. If you had liposuction of your thighs or arms then you would need compression garments here as well. You don't need any compression around the buttock region.
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Answer: BBL Garmet Great question! You need to wear a garment which will decrease fluid buildup, decrease swelling, and help contour the areas of liposuction. A waist trainer is great for the torso region. If you had liposuction of your thighs or arms then you would need compression garments here as well. You don't need any compression around the buttock region.
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April 2, 2019
Answer: I’m not writing my faja because I don’t think I need it. Di I need a whole faja? Thanks for your question. It's best to follow your surgeons specific advice post-operatively. I have my patients wear a compression garment (faja) covering all treated areas 24/7 except to shower for 4 weeks post op. This helps ontrol swelling as the compression on your tissues helps your body to reabsorb the edema fluid that accumulates in the tissues after any procedure. This can take quite some time to happen without help from the compression garments. It also helps improve contour. Compression helps to keep the tissues adherent to the underlying structures while healing, this can help prevent the wrinkled skin appearance that can happen when the tissues heal in ways we don't want them to.
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April 2, 2019
Answer: I’m not writing my faja because I don’t think I need it. Di I need a whole faja? Thanks for your question. It's best to follow your surgeons specific advice post-operatively. I have my patients wear a compression garment (faja) covering all treated areas 24/7 except to shower for 4 weeks post op. This helps ontrol swelling as the compression on your tissues helps your body to reabsorb the edema fluid that accumulates in the tissues after any procedure. This can take quite some time to happen without help from the compression garments. It also helps improve contour. Compression helps to keep the tissues adherent to the underlying structures while healing, this can help prevent the wrinkled skin appearance that can happen when the tissues heal in ways we don't want them to.
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April 1, 2019
Answer: I’m not writing my faja because I don’t think I need it. Di I need a whole faja? I would ask your plastic surgeon about garments and the duration of wear, because each plastic surgeon will have a different protocol. I utilize the compression garment to help manage and prevent fluid collections after liposuction. It is a method to close dead space following liposuction while the flap adheres to the underlying abdominal wall. The compression garment is far more important in aggressive liposuction than in conservative liposuction. Kenneth Hughes, MD, ABPS Board Certified Plastic SurgeonLos Angeles, CA
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April 1, 2019
Answer: I’m not writing my faja because I don’t think I need it. Di I need a whole faja? I would ask your plastic surgeon about garments and the duration of wear, because each plastic surgeon will have a different protocol. I utilize the compression garment to help manage and prevent fluid collections after liposuction. It is a method to close dead space following liposuction while the flap adheres to the underlying abdominal wall. The compression garment is far more important in aggressive liposuction than in conservative liposuction. Kenneth Hughes, MD, ABPS Board Certified Plastic SurgeonLos Angeles, CA
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April 1, 2019
Answer: Postoperative protocol Dear Babydoll96,
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April 1, 2019
Answer: Postoperative protocol Dear Babydoll96,
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April 1, 2019
Answer: I’m not writing my faja because I don’t think I need it. Di I need a whole faja? Thank you for your questions. This is something that only your surgeon can answer and I would encourage you to reach out to him or her to discuss. You should not deviate from your post-op instructions without explicit instruction from your surgeon. Good luck!Dallas R. Buchanan, MD, FACSOwner & Board-Certified Plastic SurgeonVIVIFY plastic surgery
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April 1, 2019
Answer: I’m not writing my faja because I don’t think I need it. Di I need a whole faja? Thank you for your questions. This is something that only your surgeon can answer and I would encourage you to reach out to him or her to discuss. You should not deviate from your post-op instructions without explicit instruction from your surgeon. Good luck!Dallas R. Buchanan, MD, FACSOwner & Board-Certified Plastic SurgeonVIVIFY plastic surgery
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