Brazilian Butt Lift (BBL)
The BBL or Brazilian Butt Lift is a surgical cosmetic treatment used to improve the shape and volume of the buttocks, giving them a more rounded, firm, and lifted appearance.
Unlike other procedures such as buttock implants, the BBL uses the patient's own fat to achieve the desired contour, which is considered a more natural option.
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BBL What It Is
The BBL or Brazilian Butt Lift is a surgical cosmetic treatment used to improve the shape and volume of the buttocks, giving them a more rounded, firm, and lifted appearance.
Unlike other procedures such as buttock implants, the BBL uses the patient's own fat to achieve the desired contour, which is considered a more natural option.
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BBL Surgery
- Liposuction to extract fat
- Fat purification
- Fat injection into the buttocks
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BBL Before and After
- Improves buttock shape and volume:The main benefit of BBL is that it creates firmer, lifted, rounded, and natural-looking buttocks.
- Reduction of localized fat:While improving the shape of the buttocks, liposuction removes fat from other areas of the body, such as the abdomen, which can help improve the overall contour.
- Long-lasting results:Results are permanent as long as a stable body weight is maintained. The fat that is grafted into the buttocks establishes itself permanently, although a small portion may be reabsorbed over time.
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FAQ
What are the risks of fat transfer to the buttocks?
Like any cosmetic surgery, it has certain risks and complications that patients should know about before deciding to undergo the treatment. Although the risks are relatively low when the procedure is performed by an experienced and certified surgeon, some complications can occur:
- Fat embolism
- Infection
- Hematomas and bruising.
- Tissue injury and poor healing
- Reabsorption of grafted fat
- Asymmetry
- Respiratory problems from anesthesia
- Fluid retention and edema
How long does it take for the transferred fat to settle in the buttocks?
Generally, final results can be seen between 3 to 6 months after surgery, although most of the transferred fat begins to "take" and establish itself in the first few weeks to months.
How long can I not sit after a BBL?
One of the most important aspects of recovery is avoiding sitting directly on the buttocks to allow the transferred fat to settle properly and not be reabsorbed.
The time during which you should not sit depends on your specific situation and your surgeon's recommendations, but generally, you should avoid sitting completely on your buttocks for 2 to 4 weeks.
What to eat to avoid losing the fat transfer?
Foods to optimize transferred fat:
Lean proteins
- Healthy fats
- Complex carbohydrates
- Vitamins and minerals (especially A, C, E, and zinc)
- Water
- Anti-inflammatory foods.
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