PLUS SIZE & HIGH BMI PATIENTS
Plus Size BBL in Miami
What to Do Before the BBL Procedure
Many women have aesthetic goals that align with seeking a Brazilian butt lift procedure. If a BBL procedure makes you feel better in your own skin, why wouldn’t you? There are plenty of BBL surgeons in Miami who can help you achieve the look and body you’re hoping for.
If you have a higher BMI, you can get a plus size Brazilian butt lift in Miami to enhance your buttocks. As long as you are in overall good health and can maintain a stable weight, you can receive BBL surgery in Miami and enjoy a newfound level of sexiness. Before you sign up for one though, you need to prepare your body for surgery. Read on how you can be a good candidate for this surgical procedure and what realistic expectations you should have.
What is a Plus Size Brazilian Butt Lift (BBL)??
Brazilian butt lift (BBL) is a specialized fat transfer procedure that combines the process of fat grafting and liposuction. Your surgeon extracts fat from a fat-rich area of your body using liposuction. The purified body fat is then injected into the buttocks to achieve a desirable volume and shape.
During a BBL procedure, a surgeon will remove excess fat in common problem areas and enhance your buttocks’ roundness and fullness. If you have a BMI of up to 45, you’re considered plus size, and hence, are eligible for plus size BBL with Dr. Nick Masri, one of the top double board-certified plastic surgeons in Miami.
Dr. Masri accepts patients with a BMI of up to 45 in general, if they have obtained an otherwise clean bill of health. In some cases, there is no limit to what your BMI can be.
Nick Masri MD, one of the top board-certified BBL surgeons in Maimi.
With over 20 years of experience operating on post-bariatric and massive weight loss patients, Dr. Masri can remove fat and offer cosmetic surgery to those who may have been turned down by other surgeons due to their high BMI – giving them a chance to achieve their dream body.
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5 Things to Consider Before Getting a Plus Size BBL
You should quit smoking for the meantime.
While smoking is never a healthy habit, you should avoid doing so at least two weeks before your scheduled surgery. Exposure to nicotine can delay your healing, leading to a lengthier recovery.
Sunbathing is a big no-no.
Much like smoking, avoid sunbathing for at least two weeks before your scheduled plus size Brazilian butt lift. This will keep your skin healthy and lower your chances of developing unsightly, hyperpigmented scars.
Avoid medications that contain blood thinners.
You should let your doctor know of any drugs, supplements, or herbal medicines you’re taking before your plus size BBL Miami.
Blood thinners can cause bleeding during surgery, so you’ll be instructed by Dr. Masri to stop taking these at least two weeks before surgery.
Undergo diagnostic exams to determine health status.
Your BMI is used as criteria before your plus size BBL, but it is not an exhaustive, definitive indicator of health status. You will undergo additional tests to determine whether a BBL would be safe for you.
Consult with Dr. Masri.
Dr. Masri will recommend undergoing a series of examinations to ensure you’re healthy. While weight may complicate the surgery for some individuals, this is not always the case.
You’ll find many plastic surgeons who offer BBLs, but only a rare handful who work with plus size individuals — and Dr. Masri is the top choice in Miami.
Check out his previous clients’ plus size BBL results, as well as some plus size BBL Before and After photos. After all, it’s best to hire a surgeon who’s been working with the same body type as yours.
To ensure your safety and optimize results, Dr. Masri exclusively performs his operations in accredited hospitals, where there will be immediate access to safety and emergency equipment.
Dr. Masri will help you at every stage of the process, letting you achieve the body you've always wanted.
Double board-certified plastic surgeon Dr. Nick Masri specializes in BBLs for patients with a BMI of 45 and up*. Most surgeons only accept patients with a BMI of 35 and below.
I do not use BMI as a sole criterion in determining one's candidacy for surgery.
As all patients have individualized goals and surgical nuances, a high BMI alone should never prevent them from achieving their plastic surgery goals.
Nick Masri MD
Double Board-Certified Plastic Surgeon