Brazilian Butt Lift + Circulation Q&A

5years post op, would sleeping on your back and waking up with numb legs and bum affect surgery results years after?

I have hip dips and heard the surgery isn't worth it because the fat is likely to die in that air due to low blood circulation.

I was told by my doctor that the varicose vains is due to bad blood circulation on my leg is it possible to perform a BBL when we have this problem? It's only on left leg. 

I'm scheduled for a BBL in August 2019 and I'm in the process of losing some more weight to get my BMI down to 32. I've had peripheral vascular issues in the past, but it seems to only affect me when I gained weight. I've had a child with no issues and no swelling in my ankles. I haven't had any major swelling in my ankles for more than 3 years, but there's still always this fear when I think of surgery. I occasionally take a low dose Aspirin (paranoia) but I don't think it's actually needed anymore.

I've read it is good for pain,healing and blood circulation but I have also read it aids in weight loss which I wouldn't want due to the bbl. Some studies say it doesn't aid in weight loss and others say it does. Is it worth trying for faster healing.

What helps most with getting blood circulating after a BBL and does laying on a bed cot with a hole cut out for the butt help with more blood flow to the butt area?

What helps increase fat cells and circulation after a Brazilian butt lift? I know that not sitting on it is recommended but what helps increase the fat cells and circulation at a faster rate is there any creams/oils I can put on it?