Buttock reduction surgery
Buttock reduction surgery is a cosmetic procedure that works on suctioning fat from the buttock area through several surgical or non-surgical techniques, and then tightening the skin sagging, with the aim of reducing its size and obtaining perfect and tight buttocks that are consistent with the shape of the body. The operation takes approximately 3 hours, and may vary according to the patient’s condition and the amount of fat accumulated in the buttocks area
Techniques used in buttock reduction surgery
Vaser technology is one of the latest techniques used in non-surgical liposuction procedures. It relies on ultrasound energy to break up the accumulated fat in the buttocks area, and then it is suctioned and disposed of
Candidates for buttock reduction surgery
The candidate for the buttock reduction surgery must be in good health, that is, free from the following diseases
- Chronic heart disease •
- • Infection with pressure diseases.
- • Diabetes, especially in its second or third stage.
- • Having a weak immune system.
- • Infection with hepatitis C virus.
- • Anemia, or what is called acute anaemia.
- • Having leukemia.
- • HIV infection, AIDS.
Tips before buttock reduction surgery
- 1 Avoid smoking for at least a month before the operation.
- Avoid taking blood thinners, such as green tea, because they cause severe bleeding, and thus delay the healing process.
- Avoid all kinds of stimuli, such as; Caffeine, Arabic coffee and alcohol, for two weeks before the operation, because they hinder the anesthesia process.
- Follow a healthy and balanced diet for at least a week before the buttock reduction operation, to avoid any complications during or after the operation
- Refrain from taking medical drugs that cause blood flow for a period of no less than two weeks before the buttock reduction operation
Tips after buttock reduction surgery
- After removing the bandages, a compression garment that stabilizes and protects the treated areas must be worn for a period of at least six weeks
- Not to sit completely for a period of no less than 24 hours after the buttock reduction surgery, in order to ensure the safety of the area from which the liposuction was performed
- Avoid making any great effort or carrying heavy things for at least a full month, to avoid any complications that may occur
- Refrain from smoking completely, for a period of no less than two full weeks after the operation, because smoking prolongs the recovery period
- 5 Avoid strenuous exercise for at least two months, because it may harm the treated area, and thus may give unsatisfactory results.
- Work on a healthy and balanced diet, to avoid any complications after
