Brazlian butt lift anticoagulation

After the Brazilian butt lift surgery, the patient is required to do some light exercises and movements such as walking to avoid the development of blood clots. A guided walking habit during the recovery period is a crucial step to avoid serious complications. If a blood clot forms, it can travel to other vital organs and block the flow of blood to and from it.

Most patients are too afraid to move because of the pain and discomfort and tend to stay still and wait until the pain goes away. If your pain tolerance is low, your surgeon might suggest medications or systems that can help you deal with the significant agony, inconvenience, or issues.

Upon initial consultation and after a series of thorough assessment, most surgeons determine the patient with high risk for clots that should have anticoagulation prophylaxis.

The prescribed medications must be directed for 14 days after the procedure since blood clots and excessive bleeding can happen even following 10 days and up to 14 days after the operation.

For a patient, it is extremely important to follow the advice of your surgeon to make it sure that your surgical injuries heal legitimately.