Not little ones here and there, big ones all towards the bottoms of my butt. Does this mean there wasn't enough blood supply for the fat cells? Did a lot of fat die there and my body isn't able to metabolize it fast enough? Please help! I'm getting so worried!
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An elevated white blood cell count and surgery are not a good combination. The source of the elevated white blood cell count needs to be treated before surgery. Placing foreign bodies, implants, or grafts into a body that harbors an infection can lead to serious, even fatal, consequences. This i...
Hello dear, thanks fro for your post, once you have a BBL and the fat is already inside there is no way that the fat moves to another area. If you feel that some part of your body is bigger than other ones is maybe because you are still swollen. I recommend you to check all your concerns with...
Thank you for your question. The pressure caused by sitting is not sufficient to affect viability of the fat cells. You are likely seeing changes as a result of decreasing swelling. After surgery there is a predictable swelling process that mostly resolves over two months, when the final re...
