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What Happens if BBL Goes Wrong?

What Happens if BBL Goes Wrong?

Brazilian butt lift Risks and side effects

As with any invasive surgery, risks are inevitable. Many common side effects of a Brazilian Butt Lift are minor; however, a few are extreme.

Brazilian Butt Lifts can result in:

. Fat embolism – this is a risk of fat being injected into a blood vessel and traveling (embolizing) to the heart or lungs. Most surgeons have never had a patient with this complication, but in the unfortunate event that it occurs, this can be a fatal event.

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. Lumps under the skin- in areas where liposuction was performed

. Loss of skin in the treated areas due to deep infection

. Excessive blood loss

. Cardiac and pulmonary complications

. Deep vein thrombosis (DVT)

. Necrosis of fat and/or surrounding tissue

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Minor side effects can include:

. Scarring

. Pain

. Bruising

. Stretch marks

. Blood clots

Brazilian Butt Lift procedures have been known to cause death in some cases, with the current fatality rate being 1 in 3000.

However, in almost all reported fatality cases the surgeon wasn’t professionally trained and incorrectly performed the procedure. Inexperienced surgeons can/have incorrectly injected fat into large veins/muscles in the buttocks. This enables fat to travel up into vital organs (lungs and heart), clogging its vessels and resulting in death.

To avoid any possible risks and complications, seek professional advice and make sure you follow your surgeon’s post-surgical advice carefully.

What happens when an unlicensed practitioner performs BBL?

When handling and performing cosmetic procedures such as BBL, training and experience are essential. This is something that unlicensed practitioners lack. While they may understand the anatomy of the body, they may not have received adequate training in performing the procedure. This makes BBL and other cosmetic procedures risky because a single miscalculated move can lead to irreversible mistakes that can be fatal.

What if my BBL surgeon uses injectables instead of fat, such as silicone and fillers?

Both silicone and fillers are FDA-approved for use in enhancing breasts and improving signs of aging. They are not permitted to be used for a Brazilian Butt Lift. Patients are turning to these fat alternatives to enhance their buttocks because BBL is not a cheap procedure. This is not recommended because these alternatives are not intended for use in a BBL procedure. The final results may be unsatisfactory, necessitating revision surgery, or they may become a fatal complication if not treated promptly.

How long after BBL can a fat embolism occur?

Usually, a fat embolism after a BBL occurs soon after the procedure. In most cases, they begin within 48 hours after surgery, but they may develop right away. However, in theory, the fat could break loose at any time. This is especially true if a surgeon does not perform the procedure correctly or implants large volumes of fat deep in the muscle tissue. A person should seek emergency care for any signs of an embolism, even if it has been weeks or months since the surgery.

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