Before Brazilian Butt Lift:

As patient satisfaction is paramount, our doctors prioritise realistic expectations from our clients when considering a Brazilian butt lift. Here are some crucial factors individuals desiring this procedure should consider:

• Inform our doctors of any chronic diseases you may have.

• Disclose all medications you are currently taking to our doctors.

• Refrain from smoking and consuming alcohol for at least 3 weeks before the operation.

• Avoid aspirin, vitamins, and other supplements one week before the operation.

• Steer clear of antidepressants and weight loss pills for three weeks before the operation.

• Provide insight into your dietary habits to our doctors for a comprehensive understanding.

Fat Injection:   With a fat injection technic fat will be taken from other parts of the body and then will be injected to buttocks to achieve the desired shape for the patients.

Silicon Filling:  A 5 cm incision will be open in the unseen parts of the buttocks. Then a silicon filling as the same as the silicon used in the breast augmentation will be charged. Buttocks silicon usually is bigger and tougher than the ones used in breast augmentation due to the shape and size of the buttocks.

During Brazilian Butt Lift:

Once prepared for the operation, general anesthesia will be administered to ensure the patient's comfort throughout. Antibiotics will be administered as a precaution against infection. The procedure will then proceed based on the patient's realistic desires. A 5 cm incision will be made in concealed areas of the buttocks. Silicone filling, similar to that used in breast augmentation but specifically designed for buttocks, will be inserted. These buttock implants are typically larger and more resilient than those used in breast augmentation, tailored to suit the shape and size of the buttocks.

After Brazilian Butt Lift:

Post-operative care is crucial for achieving optimal results and ensuring long-lasting benefits. Here are essential guidelines to follow:

• Refrain from showering for the first 3 days after the operation, and avoid prolonged exposure to water for 3 to 5 weeks.

• Do not sleep on your back during the initial 3 days after the operation.

• Avoid lifting heavy objects or engaging in physical exertion.

• Refrain from sitting directly on the buttocks or applying pressure for the first few days.

• Return to normal activities gradually after 3 to 5 weeks, with the buttocks reaching their final shape within 5 to 6 months.

• Wear a medical corset provided for 2 to 3 weeks following the operation.

• Abstain from heavy sports activities for the first month.

• Adhere to the prescribed medication regimen.

• Ensure cleanliness of the incision sites in the buttocks area.

• Avoid smoking and alcohol consumption.

Note: While some patients may not require overnight stay at Harmony, having a companion for assistance with movement after the operation is recommended.