What makes a Brazilian Butt Lift or BBL a Newport Beach Brazilian Butt Lift?

At Cosmetic Plastic Surgery Institute, we offer patients the ability to “choose” their butt. The Newport Beach Brazilialian Butt Lift, or BB, reflects the Orange County lifestyle. This BBL is more athletic and proportional than a “Miami” BBL, which is more prominent, rounder with more projection. We want you to know that you can have your BBL and butt however you want it. 

Fat Transfer Brazilian Butt Lift

When a patient has an undesired excess fat on their body, such as flank love handles, upper thighs, back, or abdomen, a Brazilian butt lift is a healthy option. Your surgeon harvests the excess fat, purifying it, and transferring the fat cells to the upper portion of the buttocks for a lifted and a more pleasing rounded appearance. The procedure begins with gentle VASER liposuction to harvest the excess fat. Liposuction has the added benefit of slimming your body for a more sculpted, hourglass figure.

Once harvested, the removed fluid is purified, so only the fat cells remain, after which we inject the fat into your buttocks. A high percentage of these fat cells will thrive after being transferred into distinct layers of the upper portion of your buttocks to add the volume and lift desired.

The BBL can also be excellent for those considering body contouring procedures such as a tummy tuck or liposuction. Rather than discard the fat, we repurpose it by injecting it into the buttocks. The Brazilian butt lift will also enhance the overall results by providing a 360-degree improvement (front to back)

Brazilian Butt Lift Consultation

If you`re considering a Brazilian Butt Lift, don`t hesitate to contact Cosmetic Plastic Surgery Institute to schedule a consultation here.  

Health insurance is very affordable insurance which covers a certain percentage or the entire risk of the individual incurring health related expenses. It may be in the form of a group or single policy. Group health plans are usually provided by employers as part of their benefits packages. However,if you do not have any jobs to offer you these groups also provide a single policy to every person within the group. These policies are beneficial as the insurance to cover the total expenses of an individual at a lower rate than that offered by the private health insurance.

The basic structure of health insurance provides the benefits to the insured. A policyholder is insured under a contract between the insurer and the policyholder. In such a case,the policyholder will be required to pay a small fee to the insurer for the benefits. The cost of the premiums is generally determined according to your health history,your lifestyle,and your family’s health history. Generally the insurers will have a limit on how much the premium payment to a policyholder can make annually. Once you are covered by a health insurance plan you will get various benefits. These benefits are normally grouped into different plans,or as per your health needs.

A health care insurance plan can be either private or public. The difference between the two is that in private plans,the insurer pays the expenses directly,whereas in public plans the insurer will pay for the expenses through taxes paid by the people who are insured. These plans are mostly beneficial in countries like Canada and Great Britain,where public hospitals are very good. They can also be very good for individuals who wish to maintain some control over their health care expenses.

Transferring into a care home can be an emotionally charged period for both the residents and their relatives. Nevertheless, this transition can be switched into a beneficial experience with the following simple ideas: See how we can help Beaucare Patient Care

CUSTOMISE THEIR BEDROOM AND KEEP IT HOMELY.

Place familiar objects around your loved one’s room, such as photographs, ornaments or a favourite chair. This will make their room feel more like home and help them settle in much quicker.

PACK THE RIGHT CLOTHING AND TOILETRIES.

Try and bring your loved one enough outfits and toiletries for at least 2 weeks. Always remember to put a name tag on each piece of clothing so that they don’t get mingled up with the washing of other residents’ in the laundry room. Try to pack toiletries that your loved one generally uses at home as the familiar smells will help your relative in the settling in process.

OFFER THE STAFF LOTS OF INFORMATION.

The staff at the care property want to help make your relative’s relocation into the care home as positive as possible. So, just before your loved one moves in, give the care home staff some information about your loved one’s life so they can use this to build a connection with their new resident as quickly as possible. This will also help the resident feel more at home if they are able to have conversations with the staff about very special events in their life.This info could be in the form of highlights about your loved one, or a short story about them as well as photographs of them with family members. Things to incorporate could be: Where did they grow up? When and where did they get married? How many children and grandchildren do they have? What was their occupation?

SPEND TIME AT THE HOME PRIOR TO THEY MOVE IN.

Care home staff typically say that residents settle in faster and loved ones feel more assured if they spend some time at the care home before moving in. This can prompt your relative to get to know staff members and other people and get to know the day-to-day schedules before they move in. This protects against the change from being too much of a shock to the system.

BE THERE FOR THEM THE SECOND THEY MAKE THE MOVE.

On the day of the move give yourself adequate time to do no matter what comes up and be readied to remain for the whole day. Attempt to complete all forms and vital activities in advance so that your time can be spent making your loved one feel as relaxed as possible and making their room feel like home.You’re very likely to sense a mixture of emotions on this day – relief that your loved one is going to be getting the care they need, sadness that they are leaving their home, worry about whether they will settle in okay. All of these feelings are completely regular and easy to understand, but try and be as positive as possible to reassure your family member and help them to feel positive too.

We hope this guide has been informative and given you some useful advice on how to move your loved one into a care home and make it a favorable experience for all people involved.

If you need any more help you can reach us here Beaucare