Butt Esthetics
WHAT IS BBL (Brazilian Butt Lift)?
BBL (Brazilian Butt Lift) is one of the most popular operations of recent times and it makes women look more fit naturally. BBL is a three-stage process. In the first stage, fat is removed from the areas with excess fat by 'vaser liposuction'. These fats taken from the body are injected into the butt area after processing. With the injected oil, 75% permanence is ensured.
The operation is performed under general anesthesia and the duration of the operation varies according to the number of areas to be liposuctioned. 1 night hospital stay is required.
Your first control is done on the 3rd day of the operation and your last control is done on the 6th day. You can return to social life 1 week after the operation. A corset and special BBL pillow should be used for 3 weeks after the operation.
Hip Replacement
In particular, butt prosthesis applied to people who do not have enough fat in their body for butt augmentation with liposuction, the butt gains volume. Prostheses placed in the muscle with an incision between the butt fold are incomprehensible when viewed and cannot be felt when touched.
The operation takes an average of 3-4 hours under general anesthesia. You need to stay in the hospital for one night.
You can return to work life on the 5th day of the surgery. After the 2nd week, you can do all sports activities. You should use the corset that is dressed after the surgery for 4 weeks.
What should be considered before the operation?
You should share all your expectations and concerns with your doctor. You should answer in detail the information you will be asked about your general health status, and inform your doctor about the diseases you have had and the medications you use. Factors affecting anesthesia such as blood thinners, vitamins, alcohol and smoking should be discontinued as of the date prescribed by your doctor.
Nothing should be drunk or eaten, including water, at least 6 hours before the operation time.
What should be known about anesthesia?
General anesthesia is a sleep period in which there is no awareness so that the patient does not feel pain and does not move during the operation. It can be applied to all patients regardless of age and gender.
Since it is personal, your anesthesiologist will evaluate your condition before the surgery according to the drugs you use, your diseases and your laboratory results. If you have received anesthesia in your previous surgeries, your past information will be questioned. Your circulatory and respiratory systems are checked. A fasting period of at least 6 hours is required before the operation. For the safety of these patients, it is important to avoid vomiting and aspiration.
You will be put to sleep by administering medication through the vascular access in general anesthesia. Since the drugs used are short-acting, their effects do not remain after the surgery. In general anesthesia, laryngeal mask can be used or intratracheal intubation can be applied. As a result, a sore throat may be felt after the surgery, although it is rare.
After the surgery, you are free to eat and drink after your consciousness and reflexes are restored.
Nausea and vomiting are common side effects of general anesthesia. On the other hand, anti-nausea drugs are given in the service.
