I had a BBL a year ago, but alll the fat is gone, even though I workout and eat right. I was told that after 6 months the fat was going to be permanent unless of course I lose weight which I did not. I started loosing a lot of volume after 8 months post op, and have continued to do every week, I feel like I have lost like 90% of the fat. Would you reccommend a second round (I would probably gain some weight)? A have a little of loose skin and a second lipo will give me more loose skin, so is it a good idea to do it together? The BBl, TT and ribxcar (rib remodeling)?
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Hello dear. Yes, you are a good candidate for a BBL, especially if you are healthy and close to your ideal weight. At age 58, menopausal body changes—such as loss of buttock volume and fat redistribution—can be significantly improved with liposculpture and fat transfer (BBL). Removing fat fro...
Thank you for your query. Some of the dents are difficult to fix and may need a second session of subcision and fat grafting. The hard lumps will need to be assessed by your surgeon to see if it is fibrosis or an area of fat necrosis. Both of these can be treated. Please discuss your concerns...
Yes, correction is possible. Fat grafting to the upper outer thighs and lower hips can create a smoother transition and improve the contour. Strategic liposuction of surrounding areas can also help blend the shape. A skilled revision BBL surgeon experienced in contour irregularities is key.
