Miami hotels have had enough of bloody, messy BBL patients using rooms for recovery and theyre taking drastic measures to keep clean

Getting a Brazilian butt lift in Miami? Your hotel might want a little extra padding — for its incidental deposit.As plastic surgery tourists descend on the Magic City in search of bigger backsides, some hotels are taking precautions against an unwelcome side effect: bloodstained sheets, soiled mattresses and expensive cleanup bills.One traveler was stunned by a $600 incidental deposit at a Miami hotel, only to be told the hefty hold was apparently thanks to plastic surgery patients leaving behind bloody messes.“People get BBL next door and spill blood and guts all over our rooms; we need protection,” the receptionist allegedly told the traveler, according to a post on X.And some recovering patients say they’ve been slapped with surprise deposits of their own.In January, a guest at Candlewood Suites Miami Lakes claimed staff demanded an additional $500 after learning she was recovering from surgery — despite already paying the standard $100 deposit.“Instead of accommodating me, staff told me the manager required an additional $500 deposit because I was post-op,” she wrote in an online review, alleging housekeeping was withheld even after staff confirmed her sheets were blood-free.Meanwhile, a July reviewer of a Miami Airbnb claimed her host demanded an unexpected $100 deposit for potentially bloodstained linens — and threatened to cancel her reservation if she refused.The kicker? The rental advertises its proximity to more than a dozen plastic surgery clinics and offers discounted transportation with reclining seats for post-op patients.Its listing now explicitly requires a $100 refundable deposit for surgical guests.Some hotels aren’t leaving anything to chance.Kompose Boutique Hotel Miami Airport has a “Medical Recovery Policy” prohibiting recovery activities and medical waste disposal in guest rooms, as well as visible bandages, drains and surgical garments in common areas.Violators could face additional cleaning or biohazard remediation fee...