ملابس ضغط BBL للمرحلتين الأولى والثانية

Most surgeons recommend wearing a BBL faja almost continuously for around six to eight weeks, sometimes longer. It is worn day and night in the early weeks, then for fewer hours as swelling settles. Your surgeon sets the exact schedule for your procedure, but consistent early wear supports graft survival and helps the contour settle smoothly.

The open seat leaves the newly transferred fat in the buttocks free from pressure, while still compressing the abdomen, waist and thighs where fat was removed. Pressure on the buttocks in the early weeks can affect how much of the grafted fat survives, so the opening is designed to protect your result while controlling swelling everywhere else.

A stage 1 faja (compression garment) is worn in the first weeks, with firm compression and easy fastenings to manage heavy early swelling. A stage 2 garment is firmer and more shaping, worn once swelling settles to refine the waist and contour as you return to normal activity. Your surgeon advises when to move from one to the other.

For the first weeks after a BBL most surgeons advise avoiding sitting directly on your buttocks, to protect the transferred fat. A BBL support cushion lets you sit with your weight on your thighs instead, keeping pressure off the treated area. Follow your surgeon's guidance on when and how long you can sit normally again.

Swelling is heaviest in the first two to three weeks and reduces gradually over the following weeks, with the contour continuing to refine for a few months. Consistent compression through this period helps manage swelling and supports an even shape. Everyone heals differently, so your surgeon and fitter can advise what is normal for your recovery.