BUT AESTHETIC

The butt appearance, which is one of the most important elements of body beauty for women, has now turned into an aesthetic perception that is getting popular day by day. It is also possible to obtain permanent buttock shapes with the butt aesthetic operations, which is one of the most popular aesthetic operations. Brazilian buttock and butt shapes identified with some celebrities are also performed with butt aesthetics.
Butt aesthetics is to correct and reshape the proportion of the body. Here it is a matter of redistribution of volume, moving the volume from an unattractive area to a more pleasantly curved position. From this perspective, even a very large woman becomes a candidate, because upon closer examination, there is an improperly distributed fat in the large buttocks, while the fat volume is lacking in the appropriate aesthetic areas.
The question is no longer who is a candidate for butt lift surgery, but rather which buttock lift procedure is the best choice for a particular patient. Fat transfer, which is one of the methods used especially in cases such as sagging and deformity in the butt, is also called Brazilian butt lift surgery. These fat masses, which are taken from areas with excess fat tissue in the body, will be injected especially to the upper part of the buttocks, resulting in a more lifted, upright and voluminous buttock appearance. Deformities that can be seen on the butt can also be easily removed by liposuction.
Butt Aesthetics Post-Surgery Recovery
The patient is discharged the day after surgery and is seen on the fifth day for wound and drain examination. Drains are usually removed 3-5 days after surgery. Oral antibiotics are used until the drains are removed.
Postoperative follow-up checks are seen at 1 month after the 2nd week of the surgery, then 3 months after the surgery, and finally 6 months and 1 year after the surgery.

For the first 2 to 3 weeks, it is recommended to sit with specially prepared pillows, lie on his stomach, or stand in a prone position. The patient may take small walks around the house, but is asked to limit activities to avoid wound friction and trauma.
In the third week of surgery, the patient is allowed to sit and drive and is encouraged to do stretching exercises. The patient can usually return to work within 2 to 3 weeks after surgery.
Returning to the gym depends on the condition of the wound. If all is well, the patient can resume his exercises 6 weeks after the operation. If there is a risk in the wound, it may be necessary to wait 2 to 3 months before starting the training.
After 3 months, the patient is allowed to engage in any activity.