The side effect no one talks about: THE BURN. 🔥 🛑

​You’re doing everything right wearing your faja 23 hours a day, staying hydrated, and hitting your post-op appointments. But suddenly, you feel that stinging, itchy, painful sensation under your garment.

After Lipo 360, a BBL, or a Tummy Tuck, your skin is hyper-sensitive. Constant friction from your compression garment can lead to "Faja Burns," painful rashes, and even skin breakdown that can lead to permanent scarring. 🧴✨

How to protect your results (and your skin):

The "Shield Method" is a post-op game changer! Always wear a thin, breathable tank top or camisole underneath your faja.

✅ Acts as a moisture-wicking barrier

✅ Prevents seams from digging into fresh incision sites

✅ Reduces inflammation caused by friction

✅ Helps your faja glide on easier!

​Don’t let a friction burn ruin your recovery journey. Layer up and stay snatched! 💅✨

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💉GLP-1 Medications and Your Aesthetic Journey: What You Need to Know 💉

Ozempic, Wegovy, and Mounjaro) have become a revolutionary tool for weight management. If you are currently using these medications or considering them alongside a cosmetic procedure, it is essential to understand how they work and how they impact your surgery.

Understanding GLP-1s (The Basics)

​GLP-1 medications mimic a natural hormone that slows down digestion and signals your brain that you are full.

​Consistency is Key: These are typically weekly injections.

​Common Side Effects: You may experience nausea, mild reflux, or changes in bowel habits as your body adjusts.

​Nutrition Matters: Focus on a high-protein diet to maintain muscle mass while losing fat.

​1. Pre-Surgery: The "Pause" is Mandatory

​The most critical thing to know is that GLP-1s slow gastric emptying. This means food stays in your stomach much longer than usual.

​The Risk: Even if you fast before surgery, food may still be in your stomach, which significantly increases the risk of aspiration under anesthesia.

​The Rule: Most surgeons and anesthesiologists require you to stop GLP-1 medications at least 1 to 2 weeks before surgery. Always confirm the exact timeline with your surgical team.

​2. Post-Surgery: Resuming Use

​Wait for the Green Light: Do not restart your medication until you are tolerating a regular diet and your surgeon confirms your digestive system is back to normal.

​Healing First: Surgery requires a lot of energy and nutrients to heal. Because GLP-1s suppress appetite, we want to ensure you are getting enough calories and protein to support your recovery before resuming the medication.

​3. Long-Term Results

​Using GLP-1s can be a fantastic way to reach your "goal weight" before surgery, which often leads to better surgical outcomes and more dramatic aesthetic results.

​Important Note: Always be 100% transparent with your surgeon and anesthesiologist about your dosage and your last injection date. Your safety is our primary concern!