PLUS SIZE & HIGH BMI PATIENTS
Stop Thinking This Is Your Fault
Nick Masri MD
Double Board-Certified Plastic Surgeon
“Sorry, but you have to lose weight first.”
Be honest with me. How many times have you heard that from other plastic surgeons you’ve visited?
And it’s not like they even tested you for anything. They just took the number on the weighing scale at face value and flat out told you to shed some pounds, then come back later.
But you know that it’s not always easy to lose fat. You’ve tried it before, and it didn’t work.
Is it your fault that a diet or exercise program you’ve been doing for several months failed to chop off those extra inches from your waistline?
It’s not fair that most women who want to look great and feel good about their bodies are denied the opportunity to get a Brazilian butt lift because they have to lose weight first.
When in fact, I’d argue that BBL is actually MADE for curvy women.
After all, you can’t get one if you don’t have enough fat to be harvested from other parts of your body like your hips, stomach, thighs, and love handles.
Liposuction and fat transfer techniques are combined in a BBL to help you achieve your desired results much faster than traditional methods.
And as long as you’re healthy without any comorbidities, you can attain the perfect butt even if your body mass index is beyond what other surgeons would recommend.
In fact, I perform BBLs for patients with a BMI of up to 45. Other surgeons wouldn’t go beyond 35.
And just the other week, I operated on a patient with a BMI of 49–the highest BMI for BBL I’ve ever done.
And no, she didn’t develop any complications as my experienced team took excellent care of her during recovery.
You see, your desired body shouldn’t be out of reach simply because you can’t get rid of excess fat no matter what you do.
That’s not your fault.
If you’re on the heavy side but with a clean bill of health, schedule a consultation with me to thoroughly evaluate if you’re a good candidate for BBL with high BMI.
And check out the rest of this newsletter to learn more about plus-size BBL surgery.
To a ‘bootylicious’ you,
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