If you are considering having BBL, you may be tempted to travel to another country. It is possible to see great deals on social media. But what is the truth? These surgeons cannot provide vital post-operative care. Before you proceed with these types of surgical procedures, make sure to consider all the possible risks. We'll be discussing the benefits and risks of buttock augmentation using fat in this article.
Fat augmentation of the buttocks
The procedure of buttock augmentation using fat is minimally invasive. The most complex part of this procedure is fat harvesting. Although you may experience some swelling and bruising following the procedure, these will fade over time. While you may see some results immediately after the procedure, your final results will be noticeable six months later. A patient should have a full understanding of the risks and benefits of buttock augmentation before deciding on this cosmetic procedure.
Cellulite appearance can be improved with this treatment
Although medical treatments may be able to reduce the appearance of cellulite and prevent it from returning, they are not guaranteed to cure it. There are natural remedies you can try to reduce cellulite. These natural remedies can help reduce cellulite appearance and are very affordable. These treatments can be used to make your skin look great without having to go under the knife. You can learn more about them and decide which one is best for you.
It carries certain risks
BBL, although a very popular cosmetic procedure is still associated with certain risks. The most common risk of BBL is the formation and accumulation of blood underneath the skin. Other potential risks include infection and allergic reactions. Fat embolism (a blockage of blood vessels by fat) is very dangerous and can even result in death. Highly skilled BBL practitioners with a thorough understanding of human anatomy should perform fat injections into muscle.
It is an elective procedure for cosmetic purposes.
BBL has a high death risk. It is therefore often performed overseas. The procedure involves injecting fat to the buttocks. Celebrities and images on social media have made it extremely popular. Many Britons now travel abroad to receive BBL treatment. But the procedure is not without risk. Fat or filler used in the procedure can enter the body's major blood vessels, posing a severe risk of pulmonary embolism. In fact, the British Association of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (BAAPS) has called for BBL surgery to be discontinued until more research is available.
You need a BMI between 23 and 28
BBL is generally recommended for patients who meet this standard. Patients should have a BMI of between 23-28. Patients with a higher BMI may need to lose weight. BMI is important in determining the ideal candidate. But it is not the final word. BBL is a process that allows fat to be transferred successfully. A person with a very muscular body may have a higher risk of developing a high BMI than someone with a similar level of body fat. A BMI of 23 to 28 is not a requirement for BBL. A skilled cosmetic surgeon can assess whether fat can safely be transferred.
Laser treatment is possible.
Laser treatment of BBB can allow for the opening of the blood-brain boundary. Scientists can target specific proteins to modify BBB permeability. These proteins play a crucial role in maintaining integrity of the BBB. Numerous studies have shown the ability of nanoparticles to open up the BBB. A recent study showed that mice treated with lasers had less EB excess than those who were not. Moreover, laser treatment can control the location of BBB opening.