Buttock enhancement

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Brazilian Butt Lift If you are looking for a natural, full rounded bottom and don't want implants, then the Brazilian butt lift is an option. Brazilian buttock enhancement involves taking fat from one area of the body and redistributing it to the buttocks to sculpt a smooth, rounded shape. Dr. Sigler will use liposuction to extract stubborn, unwanted fat from the abdomen, thighs, or hips, process and purify the extracted fat, and then reinject it into your buttocks to create a full, more lifted appearance. Buttock Implants Buttocks Implants are made of silicon. The ones Dr. Sigler uses are made of cohesive silicon gel, Silimed brand. The implants can be round or anatomical shaped depending on what gluteal shape you desire. They are placed in the gluteal muscles through an incision on the upper part of the intergluteal crease. If you desire to have more volume or a different shap than what was accomplished by this surgery, then at a second stage, fat transfers can be added to this area. Drain tubes are usually placed to drain fluid during 5 days

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Testimonials

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“I was so self conscious that my butt was flat. I didn’t like how my jeans fit and I didn’t want to go to the beach or swim because I didn’t feel attractive. It wasn't until Dr. Sigler placed the butt implants that I felt confident and began to enjoy my activities and appearance."
— Nancy, 32 Tijuana. Mexico

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What buttock implants can and cannot do

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Buttocks implants can: -Increase the volume of your buttocks Buttocks implants cannot: - Give you a high volume or 'large booty' if your bone and muscular structure do not accomodate it - Give volume to your hips or other areas of your body

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Am I a good candidate?

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You are an ideal candidate if: • You are in good health
• You do not smoke
• Your pre-op lab work is normal
• You have reached your desired weight
• You have friends or family available for your post-operative care
• You are willing to follow post-operative instructions
• You are able to take 7 days off work to rest at home and heal NOTE: This procedure should not be combined with any other such as tummy tuck, breast or facial surgery, including rhinoplasty.

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Pricing and payment

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Pricing may vary upon each patient's specific request and condition.

Contact Dr. Sigler for pricing and payment by clicking this link for a consultation

or by phone:

English: +1 (619) 735-6832

Spanish: +52 (664) 634-3790

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Prepping for your surgery

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Consultation
During the consultation, your medical history will be taken in order for Dr. Sigler to evaluate your general health. A careful examination will also be conducted. Together with Dr. Sigler, you will discuss the procedure and communicate your desires, your concerns and the results you hope to achieve. You may bring photographs to show Dr. Sigler examples of what you are looking for. Dr. Sigler will go over details of the procedure itself and the possible risks and complications as it pertains to any medical or structural issues she sees in your case. She will go over the type of anesthesia to be used. Once you have all your questions answered, you will both agree on a surgery plan and a proposed date. Photos are taken before and after the surgery in order to determine the amount of improvement.

Setting Your Surgery Date
A deposit is required to confirm the date and time of the procedure. See pricing and payment above for details.

If You Smoke
If you smoke, this habit should be stopped at least two months prior to surgery. This includes vaping and marijuana smoking.

Two Weeks Prior to Surgery
Review and download this list of medications and supplements to avoid.

Stop taking any medication on this list two to three weeks before the surgery. Avoid any intake of aspirin, ibuprofen, Naproxen (excedrin, Motrin, Aleve, Advil), vitamins that include vitamin E, and energy drinks as well.

Arrange for family or friends to be available for assistance when you return home to recuperate. Clear your schedule. Make a list and organize your environment to be safe and condusive to bedrest. Stock your kitchen and plan ahead for a period of time spent watching TV, reading or simply relaxing.

Labwork
Pre-op labwork should be done two weeks before the surgery with your own doctor, and then sent to Dr. Sigler. If you prefer Dr. Sigler to do the labwork, you will need to make arrangements prior to your surgery date. Required labwork includes:

CBC (Complete Blood Count), CMP (Chemical Metabolic Panel), PT (Prothrombin Time) and INR, PTT (Partial Thromboplastin Time) and any other labwork specific to your particular medical condition(s), such as a Thyroid Hormonal Panel.

If you are over 50, it will be necessary to have a cardiovascular assessment including an EKG and possibly a chest x-ray. Dr. Sigler will advise.

Approval for Surgery
If you are currently undergoing treatment for a medical condition or disease, a letter from your treating specialist must be sent to Dr. Sigler at least two weeks prior to the surgery stating you are cleared to go ahead with the procedure, and include any pre-op and post-op recomendations in order to avoid possible complications during or after the surgical procedure.

One Day before Surgery
This procedure requires a colon cleansing colon one day prior to your surgery and taking pre-op antibiotics to make sure the incision will not be contaminated with colon bacteria. Dr. Sigler will let you know one week in advance how to do the colon cleansing and as soon as you are admitted to the clinic you will be given IV antibiotics.

Night before Surgery
Eat a lighter dinner and do not eat or drink past midnight.

Day of Surgery
Do not eat or drink anything except a little water. Allow sufficient time to get to the surgery center. Using Dr. Sigler’s car service is usually the most efficient way to ensure a timely arrival. Intake is typically scheduled two hours prior to the actual surgery. You will meet with Dr. Sigler for your pre-op consultation, pre-op photos and markings on body or face, and for a final discussion about your procedure. Paperwork is completed and final prepping by your surgical team is carefully performed.

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Post surgery care

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Brazilian Butt Lift Recovery Recovering from a Brazilian Butt Lift is a little more demanding that some other liposuction procedures. It is important to avoid sitting directly on your buttocks for at least 10 days after treatment. This is extremely important as it can affect blood circulation to the area and potentially destroy the transferred fat cells. In fact, as much as 40% of the transferred fat may not survive, regardless of whether or not you sit down. ou will experience tenderness in the buttocks and the areas on which liposuction was performed. This tenderness should dissipate in the short term. A compression garment will likely be provided to help limit discomfort. Within six to eight weeks, you can expect a full return to normal activity. Buttock Implant Recovery You wil be put on a liquid diet for one day following surgery and then progress to bland diet, avoiding fiber. Antibiotics must be taken for one week to 10 days. and you willl be required to sleep on your tummy for two weeks with a pillow under your legs to relax the area. The incision must be cleansed with an antiseptic solution regularly and will take care of the drains (Jackson Pratt) until they are removed. An antibiotic ointment should be applied to the incision for two to three weeks. Avoid exercise for one month, along with sexual intercourse. Avoid using the bath tub or jacuzzi, bending over or heavy lifting. Sunlight and heat exposure should be avoided for two months. The same applies to sitting for periods longer than two hours at a time. Your stitches will be removed after two weeks. Both Procedures After buttock augmentation, most patients take about a week away from work. During this recovery period, wear an elastic compression garment to limit swelling and help the tissues heal in their new contours. The most common side effects of this procedure include swelling, bruising, and redness. It is normal to feel some soreness, pain, and tenderness. Many patients will be on bed rest for at least twenty-four hours. After this time, avoid sitting directly on the implants or sleeping on your back for at least a week. You can sit on a soft cushion to protect the implant area until it has healed. While most patients return to work in about a week, those whose jobs include strenuous activities or long periods of sitting may need more time to recover.

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