Buttock Augmentation Or Implant Surgery (Preparation)
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You will receive a pre-operative information packet which explains everything you should know and do before the surgery. This information will include the medications which should and should not be taken for up to two weeks prior to surgery. Additionally, lifestyle changes may be required to ensure a rapid and unhampered recovery. An example is smoking. Smoking should cease at a minimum of two weeks prior to your surgery and you should not return to smoking until at least three weeks post-surgery.
You may require preliminary blood work, which is normally an extra out-of-pocket expense for you, in order to check your white and red blood cell counts and check for disorders which may be contra-indications for your surgery.
Show your doctor pictures of buttock sizes you like. He/she will be able to determine which size implants will achieve your preferred size. He/she will also explain the different options available to you, including incision type, location of the implant, type of implant, and whether a butt lift might also be beneficial.
Your doctor should also explain the anesthesia he/she will be using during your procedure. You should tell him/her about any medications you currently are taking, and any health conditions you have. Be sure to ask all the questions you have about the surgery, and ask to see photos of the doctor's recent patients, before and after surgery. Also ask for, and follow up on, patient references.
Learning everything you can about your options, risks and benefits is the key to making an informed decision.
You may require preliminary blood work, which is normally an extra out-of-pocket expense for you, in order to check your white and red blood cell counts and check for disorders which may be contra-indications for your surgery.
The Initial Buttock Augmentation Consultation
During the consultation, you and your surgeon will discuss the changes that you would like to make in your appearance. Because this is a highly personal decision, you'll want to take time to discuss all of your concerns and desires, including how large and shapely you want your buttocks to be.Show your doctor pictures of buttock sizes you like. He/she will be able to determine which size implants will achieve your preferred size. He/she will also explain the different options available to you, including incision type, location of the implant, type of implant, and whether a butt lift might also be beneficial.
Your doctor should also explain the anesthesia he/she will be using during your procedure. You should tell him/her about any medications you currently are taking, and any health conditions you have. Be sure to ask all the questions you have about the surgery, and ask to see photos of the doctor's recent patients, before and after surgery. Also ask for, and follow up on, patient references.
Learning everything you can about your options, risks and benefits is the key to making an informed decision.
