I did not want a full bbl, nor do I have enough fat. But I do want to get fat transferred to my hips dips. How dangerous is this compared to a regular bbl? I have three young kids and don’t want to risk anything. Is the recovery as long as a regular bbl, like sitting wise? Any additional help and information would be appreciated. Ps I have already seen a handful of drs and all of them said I a good candidate for fat transfer to hips. I would be getting this done at the same time as a tummy tuck.
Answer: I do want to get fat transferred to my hips dips. How dangerous is this compared to a regular bbl? First off , it appears you have enough fat for a full BBL. As to hips versus a BBL: it is hard to separate the buttocks from the hips so if you want hips you need a BBL. Let me explain. Personally I love to create hips, it totally changes the shape of the body-- but I never do it without performing a BBL because filling in the hips has to actually start much more towards the center of the butt than patients realize. So to create a hip you need the support of the fat from the mid buttock out towards the hip--so in order to get a full hip you will need a BBL--at least in my opinion. Hips don't live in isolation--they blend into the buttock and into the leg so in order to achieve a pretty, full hip that matches with your body you need to have the whole area treated. The same is true for liposuction--you just can't perform liposuction of the love handles--the love handles are contiguous with the lower back , the flanks and the sides so it is hard to know where to start and stop--you can't just Lipo the love handles--you have to Lipo the whole trunk in order to get a nice smooth result. If the guidelines for performing a safe BBL than it is safe--the main issue is not to inject into or below the gluteal muscles where the large veins are.
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Answer: I do want to get fat transferred to my hips dips. How dangerous is this compared to a regular bbl? First off , it appears you have enough fat for a full BBL. As to hips versus a BBL: it is hard to separate the buttocks from the hips so if you want hips you need a BBL. Let me explain. Personally I love to create hips, it totally changes the shape of the body-- but I never do it without performing a BBL because filling in the hips has to actually start much more towards the center of the butt than patients realize. So to create a hip you need the support of the fat from the mid buttock out towards the hip--so in order to get a full hip you will need a BBL--at least in my opinion. Hips don't live in isolation--they blend into the buttock and into the leg so in order to achieve a pretty, full hip that matches with your body you need to have the whole area treated. The same is true for liposuction--you just can't perform liposuction of the love handles--the love handles are contiguous with the lower back , the flanks and the sides so it is hard to know where to start and stop--you can't just Lipo the love handles--you have to Lipo the whole trunk in order to get a nice smooth result. If the guidelines for performing a safe BBL than it is safe--the main issue is not to inject into or below the gluteal muscles where the large veins are.
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May 12, 2021
Answer: Fat transfer Dear mrs.s.wright,
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May 12, 2021
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Answer: Is a fat transfer to hips dangerous? (photo) Hello dear!
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Answer: Is a fat transfer to hips dangerous? (photo) Hello dear!
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May 12, 2021
Answer: Danger of a hip flip We don’t have statistics on the rate of fat embolism with only injecting fat in the lateral buttocks and hip area.
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May 12, 2021
Answer: Danger of a hip flip We don’t have statistics on the rate of fat embolism with only injecting fat in the lateral buttocks and hip area.
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