Can I get a BBL with POTS Syndrome? Will this affect fat graft survival?

Yes, you may still be a candidate for a BBL with POTS syndrome! While POTS affects circulation, it is not a bleeding disorder, and with careful preoperative planning and close collaboration between your plastic surgeon and cardiologist, the procedure can be safely performed. Your surgeon will take extra precautions to ensure optimal fat graft survival and manage your POTS symptoms during recovery. It's important to have a thorough evaluation, but with the right team, you can achieve great results.

BBL removes fat from other areas of the body such as the thighs, back, abdomen and flanks
It purifies fat by injecting a portion of it into the buttocks (and often the hips), improving the size and shape of the buttocks. It is a safe procedure that uses fat from your own body, and the fat transferred to that area will continue to behave like natural fat from your own body, nothing changes in that regard. So the answer is yes, you can get BBL and your syndrome will not affect that transferred fat.

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Your condition should not have any significant impact on fat graft survival.
Best,
Mats Hagstrom MD