What are the risks associated with Buttock Lift Surgery?
Like all surgical procedures, with buttock lift surgery there is always a possibility of complications. Although these complications are extremely rare, they can include:
- Infection.
- Adverse reaction to anaesthesia.
- Unsatisfactory results.
- Scarring.
- Infection.
- Blood or fluid collection.
- The need for second or sometimes third procedures.
As well as the above, risks such as bleeding, delayed healing, DVT and alteration in sensitivity and scarring will all be discussed openly at consultation.
What if I am a smoker?
Smokers may be precluded from having surgery until they cease or substantially reduce their daily cigarette intake. This is because of the additional healing and infection risks experienced with patients who smoke.
Will I have scarring?
Scarring can occur and the scar is located between the buttock cheeks. Scars however do fade with time but the severity of the scar will depend on the individual.
Find out more
Only through an in-depth discussion with your surgeon will you be able to understand the risks, benefits, and expected outcomes of this procedure.
If you would like to find out more about buttock lift surgery, or arrange a consultation, contact us today on 08707 606 555, or by completing our online enquiry form for an immediate response.