Dr. Robert Whitfield says skip the BMI obsession before explant lift with fat transfer. He uses DEXA scans to check body composition instead, since inflammation throws off BMI numbers. What matters is what weight feels right for your body.
Should a person try to get to their ideal BMI before they come to you for an explant lift? A fat transfer, since you don't recommend high intensity exercise after explant? Yeah. So like, it's an interesting question and this is a S H J O N E S Ashton's Kurtz76 There you go. So here's how I think about it. So you're asking a good question. The, the thing that you know, for me, ideal bmi, like I would get your DEXA scan and see what it is, but if someone has a lot of inflammation, it can be a little, I don't say inaccurate, but harder to appreciate what the BMI should be. What's the ideal? So what are you comfortable at? You know, what is your body composition? Like that's more important to me than someone's whatever ideal BMI is, like what do they feel best.
