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Q: How to Lay Down After BBL and Breast Implant Revision and Time for Recovery?

posted by ajimerson

A: How To Lay Down After Brazilian Butt Lift & Breast Implants?

Many times I am asked to perform and Brazilian butt augmentation (bbl) and breast implants at the same time.  Recovery can be tricky and I am often asked this question by my patients.  There is no great solution but some of my patient have offered suggestion. Some of them will lay on their stomachs and place their breast in a stack of boppy pillows.  Others will get a long maternity pillow and lay on their side, using the pillow to provide cushioning for their breast.  My patient patients using these techniques have been happy with their results.

Is Breast Augmentation less painful after pregnancy?

posted by apss

Typically, breast augmentation is not more or less painful after pregnancy. The post operative pain associated with breast augmentation is generally cause from putting the implant below the muscle. This pain (usually describe as pressure) generally last for a few days and is well controlled with pain medication.

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Is butt augmentation surgery right for me? (am I a candidate for a gluteal augmentation?)

posted by apss

If you are generally happy with your appearance, but feel your behind is too flat, butt augmentation may be right for you

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Do you offer tummy tucks at the time of delivery or c-section?

posted by apss

Many of my patients want to know if I will do a tummy tuck at the time of the delivery or while they are getting a
C-section. In general, getting an elective tummy tuck at the time of birth is not a good idea. First, there is the increased risk of complications when combining a tummy tuck with a C-section. Secondly, due to the hormones that are produced and the time of pregnancyand delivery, the abdominal tissues and abdominal muscles their baseline state. Finally, going through a recovery period when you have a newborn child can prove to be very difficult.

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