I've been really confused on what I should do I want a bbl to fill in my hip dips but I lost a little over 100 pounds from Vsg I do have loose skin on my thighs and arms. I've been told by one doctor I need a circular TT an other doctor said I need a extended TT and the last doctor I ask said I only need lipo with j plasma. I really don't know what I need because I want my breast done with bbl. Im need someone else point of view on do I really need a TT now or after breast and bbl
Answer: Saggy skin after weight loss You have a beautiful body frame and that will be a wonderful foundation for a great result.
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Answer: Saggy skin after weight loss You have a beautiful body frame and that will be a wonderful foundation for a great result.
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Answer: BBL --> Tummy Tuck + Breast Aug Thank you for your question regarding how you should stage your breast, bbl, and tummy tuck procedures.
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Answer: BBL --> Tummy Tuck + Breast Aug Thank you for your question regarding how you should stage your breast, bbl, and tummy tuck procedures.
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January 25, 2023
Answer: Tummy tuck before BBL Polite546372, it is difficult to say what you would benefit from the most without an in-person evaluation. Typical a patient with a significant weight loss history would be a good candidate for a circumferential body lift, which would lift excess outer thigh skin as well as lift the butocks. In a circumferential lift fat can be rotated into the buttocks, so to answer your question the BBL can be done at the same time as a circumferential lift. An BBL can also be done with an extended abdominoplasty, with the difference mainly being you will not get the outer thigh lift and the BBL is done with fat grafting from the abdomen rather than with a flap of tissue from the flanks.
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January 25, 2023
Answer: Tummy tuck before BBL Polite546372, it is difficult to say what you would benefit from the most without an in-person evaluation. Typical a patient with a significant weight loss history would be a good candidate for a circumferential body lift, which would lift excess outer thigh skin as well as lift the butocks. In a circumferential lift fat can be rotated into the buttocks, so to answer your question the BBL can be done at the same time as a circumferential lift. An BBL can also be done with an extended abdominoplasty, with the difference mainly being you will not get the outer thigh lift and the BBL is done with fat grafting from the abdomen rather than with a flap of tissue from the flanks.
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October 5, 2022
Answer: Tummy tuck before or after BBL? Hello and thank you for your question.
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October 5, 2022
Answer: Tummy tuck before or after BBL? Hello and thank you for your question.
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October 4, 2022
Answer: Need tummy tuck, things to consider when determining order Based on your photographs, you have excess skin, mainly of the lower abdomen, with stretch marks. The amount of excess skin you have will not go away with J-Plasma. You would need a tummy tuck or extended tummy tuck to remove the extra skin. You would not need an incision that goes all the way around. In terms of how to best address your tummy, breasts and buttocks, there is no right answer. Each surgeon has their preferences on how many procedures can safely be performed at one time and how to pair them to optimize your aesthetic results. There are pros and cons when considering the order of tummy tuck and BBL. Liposuction for BBL may create loose skin, if the skin does not contract afterwards. So, if the tummy tuck is performed before the BBL, your tummy may not be as tight and smooth. If the tummy tuck is performed after the BBL, the excess skin and fat of the lower tummy is thrown away. The fat could have been used to add to your BBL. I would recommend consultation with a board-certified plastic surgeon to come up with the best plan for you.
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October 4, 2022
Answer: Need tummy tuck, things to consider when determining order Based on your photographs, you have excess skin, mainly of the lower abdomen, with stretch marks. The amount of excess skin you have will not go away with J-Plasma. You would need a tummy tuck or extended tummy tuck to remove the extra skin. You would not need an incision that goes all the way around. In terms of how to best address your tummy, breasts and buttocks, there is no right answer. Each surgeon has their preferences on how many procedures can safely be performed at one time and how to pair them to optimize your aesthetic results. There are pros and cons when considering the order of tummy tuck and BBL. Liposuction for BBL may create loose skin, if the skin does not contract afterwards. So, if the tummy tuck is performed before the BBL, your tummy may not be as tight and smooth. If the tummy tuck is performed after the BBL, the excess skin and fat of the lower tummy is thrown away. The fat could have been used to add to your BBL. I would recommend consultation with a board-certified plastic surgeon to come up with the best plan for you.
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