Aveli on my buttocks - When can I sit?

Yes, you can sit after Aveli treatment on the buttocks, including activities like driving home or using the bathroom. However, for the first 1–2 weeks, it’s best to limit prolonged sitting to avoid putting too much pressure on the treated area. While sitting briefly is fine, extended periods—such as working at a desk or lounging on the couch—should be done with care. Use soft cushions, avoid hard surfaces, and shift your weight frequently to reduce pressure. Lying on your stomach or side when resting is also a good way to protect your results. Too much pressure too soon can increase swelling, bruising, or interfere with healing, which might slightly affect your outcome. Some patients find it helpful to use a BBL pillow or donut cushion for added comfort and support. Always follow your provider’s specific aftercare instructions.

Thank you for your question. After Aveli treatment, sitting is perfectly fine and will not impact your results; however, some discomfort is normal during the first few days. Many of our patients find that using a donut-shaped pillow can help make sitting more comfortable during this recovery period.

Aveli is a minimally, invasive procedure that correct cellulite by dividing the small documents that hold the skin down to the deeper tissues, causing contour guar. It is a very safe and effective way to address cellulite. Aveli has almost no downtime downtime. My patients drive themselves home, work the next day, and there is no sitting restriction. Sitting restrictions are more common with procedures where fat is placed in the buttocks, such as a BBL where you don’t want any of the fat to be moved around or have pressure placed on it. Aveli is performed superficial to the fact, just underneath the skin and it does not rearrange that. It is strictly releases the dermal ligaments.