Prior to Brazilian Butt Lift
Prior to Brazilian Butt Lift
Prior to Butt Augmentation Surgery
- Brazilian Butt Lift Overview
- Joseph T Cruise, MD’s Brazilian Butt Lift Philosophy
- Benefits of Buttock Augmentation
- Who is a Good Candidate for Brazilian Butt Lift?
- Brazilian Butt Lift Anesthesia
- Prior to Butt Lift Surgery
- Recovery After Brazilian Butt Lift Surgery
- Possible Brazilian Butt Lift Complications
- Buttock Augmentation Cost and Financing
- Brazilian Butt Lift Before and After Pictures
Before Surgery –
- Avoid sunbathing for 2 weeks prior to BBL surgery.
- Quit smoking at least 2 weeks prior to surgery date as nicotine can impair and delay healing.
- Stop all aspirin containing products, medications that contain blood thinners (Motrin, Advil etc.) vitamin E and herbal supplements 2 weeks prior to surgery. You can take 1 multivitamin daily.
- Let Joseph T Cruise, MD or his staff know if you develop an illness, cold, or any skin infection in the liposuction area within a week of your Brazilian butt lift procedure.
Items to Purchase Prior to BBL Surgery –
- Medications. You will receive a list of prescriptions, to be filled by your pharmacy, from the CPS staff prior to surgery.
- Garment. Joseph T Cruise, MD or his staff will inform you if a compression garment is needed after surgery for the area/s where the fat was removed (liposuction). If the BBL is combined with a tummy tuck or mommy makeover, a garment will be required.
- ScarLess®. ScarLess® is a prescription strength cream with vitamin E, silicone and Hydrocortisone to help minimize redness and elevation of the scars. You can purchase ScarLess® at our office.
- Gauze. Make sure to have a box of 4×4 gauze. You can purchase this at any drug store.
Optional:
- Arnica – www.alpinepharm.com – may decrease bruising, or help it to go away faster. People with high blood pressure should not take Arnica.
THE DAY OF SURGERY –
- You may shower and shampoo your hair the night before or morning of your surgery.
- Don’t eat for 8 hours and don’t drink for 6 hours before surgery (general anesthesia).
- You may brush and rinse your teeth, but do not eat or drink anything.
- No moisturizer or body lotions.
- Do not bring any jewelry or valuables with you on the day of surgery.
- Wear comfortable, loose-fitting clothing. Wear flat, comfortable shoes. Remove contact lenses and dentures before surgery.
- Someone must drive you home and stay with you the first night (general anesthesia).