Gluteoplasty
Gluteoplasty is the process of implanting fat into the buttocks to give an overall well-shaped look. The results appear in two to three months. During this time, prostheses stabilize to normal, and the flexibility of the buttocks comes back.
After this operation, with the improved shape of the buttocks, the overall stature of a person look in proportion. Scars usually wear off with time. Not only physical improvements but the recovery of a well-shaped figure also has a positive psychological effect.
Implant life span
The placement of prostheses is not permanent. One can keep them for as long as fifteen years. \. Thus, a patient with implants can expect the replacement of his or her prostheses one day to maintain the beneficial effect. To keep the advantageous results, you need to replace them at some point in your life. For each gluteal prostheses, the lifetime depends on certain conditions, including physical activities and professional lifestyle. There is no way to guarantee the lifetime of the implant.
PRE-OPERATIVE INSTRUCTIONS
- A deep analysis will determine the location of the scars, the type and size of the implants.
- A regular pre-operative check-up is necessary before surgery according to the prescriptions.
- Proper consultation with an anaesthetist is mandatory for making decisions regarding anaesthesia dosage at least two days before the operation.
- Do not take medicines that contain Aspirin ten days before the procedure.
- Observe fast, no oral intake of anything for six to seven hours before the operation
Surgery time
1-2 hours
Anesthesia
Anesthesia With Sedation
Hospitalization
1 Night
Recovery time
15 Days
Effects
Immediately
Results
Immediately
POST SURGERY INSTRUCTIONS
- Depending on the size of implants, pain with variable intensity exists after operation for a few days. One can take Analgesic to minimize the pain.
- A patient may experience a little discomfort and swelling after surgery
Oedema (swelling), bruising and walking discomfort are common problems in the early stages. - Stitches can face tension due to movement. To overcome, do not lie with your face downward for at least fifteen days.
- Spend most of the time in a straight vertical position. This way, bruises will move to the thighs.
- You may sit on your buttocks for going to toilets purpose only.
- A lighter bandage replaces the first bandage in a few days.
- If sutures are not absorbable, the surgeon will remove them 15 days after the intervention.
- You need recuperation with no physical activities for at least ten to fifteen days.
- Resume the playing of sport from the 4th week after the operation. Start with lighter exercises.