The Brazilian Butt Lift (BBL): what is it?
The Brazilian Butt Lift is one of the most requested and performed surgical acts worldwide. The cosmetic procedure continues to grow in popularity as more women feel the need to get rounder buttocks as those of hollywoodian stars like Jennifer Lopez or Kim Kardashian. While some patients simply wish to improve their buttocks’ appearance through the surgery, others aspire to get the daring look of the sexy feminine figure.
Thanks to the brazilian butt lift, flat and slim buttocks are rendered round and in perfect harmony with the rest of the body. Surgeons would advertise buttock lipofilling as the natural alternative to a buttock augmentation with implants for it requires no insertion of foreign elements into the patient’s body. The procedure is generally performed on an outpatient basis, but some patients may choose to spend the night in the hospital.
The patient has to take a recovery period of one week and can only resume physical activity after one to two months. It is to be noted that post-surgical scarring is minimal thanks to the very thin cannulas used for the aspiration and injection of the fat.
The surgeon generally suctions 800 to 1500 cl of fat from desired body areas. And prior to the injection, aspirated fat has to be centrifuged. Nearly quarter of the mass can be permanently transferred; therefore leaving 200 to 350 cl per buttock (and per session as well). A percentage of 70% of the fat survives during the transfer and accommodates to the body as its normal fat.
That is, the fat can develop if the patient gains weight or diminish if she loses some. Thus, despite being a long-lasting surgery, the patient has to maintain a normal weight (with a normal percentage of body mass index) in order to keep the buttocks’ shape intact. It is to be noted that the intervention can be rectified if the patient wishes to get more volume by inserting buttock implants (if the patient does not have enough fat for another lipofilling).
The procedure of the Brazilian Butt Lift (BBL)
Buttock lipofilling or brazilian butt lift starts with a liposuction of excess fat from a certain body area like the lower back, flanks, abdomen or hips. Aspirated fat will thereafter be injected into the buttocks to achieve round buttock aesthetics.Thanks to the brazilian butt lift, flat and slim buttocks are rendered round and in perfect harmony with the rest of the body. Surgeons would advertise buttock lipofilling as the natural alternative to a buttock augmentation with implants for it requires no insertion of foreign elements into the patient’s body. The procedure is generally performed on an outpatient basis, but some patients may choose to spend the night in the hospital.
Post-operative effects of the Brazilian Butt Lift (BBL)
Brazilian butt lift is not a particularly painful procedure. The doctor will nonetheless prescribe antagics in case of pain or discomfort. Additionally, the patient should avoid sitting on the buttocks or laying on the back for three weeks until fat grafting heals. It is rather recommended to lay on the stomach and sit on the inferior part of the buttocks in support of the thighs.The patient has to take a recovery period of one week and can only resume physical activity after one to two months. It is to be noted that post-surgical scarring is minimal thanks to the very thin cannulas used for the aspiration and injection of the fat.
The results of the Brazilian Butt Lift (BBL)
The results of buttock lipofilling are visible almost immediately. However, it will take some time for the final results of the procedure to fully develop. Final results are visible in three to six months; buttocks are more voluminous, and in perfect harmony with the rest of the body.What you need to know on the Brazilian Butt Lift
Generally, this procedure is adapted for women with both gluteal volume defect and areas of fat accumulation in other regions of the body. However, a good candidate for this procedure should have a normal percentage of body mass index. It is important to note that obesity is considered a contraindication to this procedure. The fat mass used for lipofilling has to be less in percentage than the aspirated one.The surgeon generally suctions 800 to 1500 cl of fat from desired body areas. And prior to the injection, aspirated fat has to be centrifuged. Nearly quarter of the mass can be permanently transferred; therefore leaving 200 to 350 cl per buttock (and per session as well). A percentage of 70% of the fat survives during the transfer and accommodates to the body as its normal fat.
That is, the fat can develop if the patient gains weight or diminish if she loses some. Thus, despite being a long-lasting surgery, the patient has to maintain a normal weight (with a normal percentage of body mass index) in order to keep the buttocks’ shape intact. It is to be noted that the intervention can be rectified if the patient wishes to get more volume by inserting buttock implants (if the patient does not have enough fat for another lipofilling).
