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Brazilian Butt Lift BBL with Dra. Durán - Dominican Republic, DO
UPDATED FROM Hondurena
9 months pre
Sooo... I'm no longer going with Duran
HondurenaJuly 20, 2016
$3,000
I love her results and all her clients look amazing but most of them need a blood transfusion. I refuse to accept a blood transfusion and I am not willing to risk it. Anyway! ???? I found a new doctor named Dr. Blinski in Miami, Florida. I got a quote and sent some before pics so we'll see how it goes after the consult. He's kinda rude and not very tactful but at the end of the day that doesn't matter as long as you're getting the amazing results that you want so I don't really care.
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Serious question: Is a blood transfusion required for a BBL?
HondurenaJuly 19, 2016
I refused to accept a blood transfusion and I have read a lot of reviews/experiences from woman who have gone to Dra. Durán that have had to receive a blood transfusion after just getting a bbl. Does anybody know why? Is it avoidable?
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July 19, 2016
Hi Future Duran Doll,
A blood transfusion is needed when you are in surgery and your hemoglobin level goes down and the doctor must resort to this blood transfusion due to your loss of blood. Some of us are bleeders where others maintain well during surgery. You can build your hemoglobin level as much as possible before surgery for at least two months prior to your surgery date. The higher your H-level the less chance you will need a transfusion. You may read of people that needed a transfusion, but believe me the doctor is not doing that for kicks - it's all about saving you. If your hemo level is barely above acceptance level 12.7 Begin eating foods that can help increase your hemo level and start taking vitamins, B complex, Ferrous Sulfate (Iron), Folic Acid & Vitamin C approx. 3 weeks prior to your scheduled surgery date. If you think you are normally low, then I would start this vitamin regimen and change of food in-take even earlier. You can try to avoid a blood transfusion by diet and vitamin in-take, but there is always that unknown moment during surgery that you may need help. I hope I helped you get a better understanding of a blood transfusion. Just remember if your selected doctor has you pay in advance for a blood transfusion and you end up being blessed not to need one then during your follow-up appointment ask for those monies to be reimbursed to you! Best wishes on your journey! (((Hugs!)))
A blood transfusion is needed when you are in surgery and your hemoglobin level goes down and the doctor must resort to this blood transfusion due to your loss of blood. Some of us are bleeders where others maintain well during surgery. You can build your hemoglobin level as much as possible before surgery for at least two months prior to your surgery date. The higher your H-level the less chance you will need a transfusion. You may read of people that needed a transfusion, but believe me the doctor is not doing that for kicks - it's all about saving you. If your hemo level is barely above acceptance level 12.7 Begin eating foods that can help increase your hemo level and start taking vitamins, B complex, Ferrous Sulfate (Iron), Folic Acid & Vitamin C approx. 3 weeks prior to your scheduled surgery date. If you think you are normally low, then I would start this vitamin regimen and change of food in-take even earlier. You can try to avoid a blood transfusion by diet and vitamin in-take, but there is always that unknown moment during surgery that you may need help. I hope I helped you get a better understanding of a blood transfusion. Just remember if your selected doctor has you pay in advance for a blood transfusion and you end up being blessed not to need one then during your follow-up appointment ask for those monies to be reimbursed to you! Best wishes on your journey! (((Hugs!)))
July 20, 2016
Thank you for the information but I don't think I want to risk it. Because some women on here had their level to 14 and still needed a blood transfusion so I think I'll pass. However I am glad that everyone else is happy with their outcome with Durán
September 28, 2016
I also dont accept blood transfusion. Ive been considering Dr Ghurani at Spectrum. Did you pick a Dr yet?
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