1. Can I sit after the procedure? Yes, you can. Before you leave the clinic, we will show you how to sit correctly after your procedure to minimise pressure on the treated area and support the best possible healing.
2. When should I change the dressing after the procedure?If a bandage was applied in the clinic, it can be removed at home.
The plaster covering the injection points can be left until the next morning, after which it should be replaced with proper antiseptic treatment.
3. Can I return to work immediately? Most clients return to work the next day, provided the job does not involve heavy physical activity. If your job is sedentary, you must follow the sitting guidance provided by your practitioner.
4. How much water should I drink after the procedure? On the day of treatment and during the recovery period, it is recommended to drink at least two litres of water per day. Proper hydration supports tissue recovery and optimal results.
5. Can I go to the gym?Physical activity is allowed, but exercises targeting the glutes must be avoided.
Upper body training is permitted.
Important:
- avoid cardio workouts
- avoid intense exercise that causes sweating
6. Will there be swelling or bruising? Mild to moderate swelling is normal and can last up to two weeks. Minor bruising may occur and typically resolves on its own.
7. How to care for the injection points?The plaster should be changed regularly.
Before showering:
- remove the regular plaster
- disinfect the injection site
- apply a waterproof plaster
After showering:
- remove the waterproof plaster
- disinfect the area
- apply a regular plaster
8 .Where can I buy plasters and antiseptic?You can purchase them at our clinic or at a pharmacy:
- antibacterial spray
- regular plasters
- waterproof plasters
9.Can I take a shower?Yes, showering is allowed.
Baths, saunas, and hot treatments should be avoided for 2 weeks.
10.How should I sleep?You can sleep on your stomach or on your back.
It is recommended to place pillows under your back and under the buttocks to avoid pressure on the treated area.
11.What fillers are used?We use Deneb, Genefill, and Hyacorp.
The choice is made individually based on anatomy and desired results.
12.When can I have a top-up?After 2–4 weeks.
13.How many ml do I need?The volume is selected individually.
On average, we recommend starting from 200 ml, depending on the initial shape and desired outcome.
14.How can I find out the exact volume?You can book an online consultation or visit the clinic in person.
In-clinic consultation — £50, online — £20.
If the consultation takes place on the same day as the procedure, it is free.
15.Are antibiotics prescribed?We discuss the risks with every patient individually. If we determine that there is an increased risk of infection in your case, we will prescribe antibiotics. Antibiotics are not routinely prescribed to every patient and are only given when necessary.
16.If I am coming from another city or country, can I get antibiotics in advance?Yes, of course. Please inform us in advance, and if necessary, our prescriber can arrange antibiotics for you.
17.Skin condition monitoringIt is important to monitor the condition of the skin in the treated area.
If you notice significant redness, warmth, pain, or any unusual symptoms, please contact us immediately.
18.Do I need to bring any special clothing after my BBL procedure?Yes, we highly recommend bringing comfortable, loose-fitting clothing. After the procedure, the treated area may be swollen, so tight clothing such as jeans may feel uncomfortable.
We suggest bringing:
- Loose leggings or comfortable trousers
- Clothing that is slightly larger than your usual size, if possible
- Soft, supportive underwear without excessive compression
Having an extra change of comfortable clothing is always a good idea.