BBL (Brazilian Butt Lift) is a cosmetic procedure that enhances the fullness, roundness, and overall shape of the buttocks. The procedure consists of two main stages: liposuction to remove fat from selected areas of the body, and injecting the purified fat into the buttocks. This technique not only increases buttock volume but also creates a slimmer waistline and a more sculpted silhouette.
The BBL procedure is preferred by individuals who have a flat or under-projected buttock shape, asymmetry, or loss of volume in the gluteal area. It is also ideal for enhancing the waist-to-hip ratio, achieving a curvier figure, and improving overall body proportions. Those who want a fuller, lifted, and more defined buttock appearance often choose this procedure.
Adults with good general health, sufficient body fat, and realistic expectations are suitable candidates. Extremely thin individuals may not have enough fat for injection. Non-smokers or those who quit smoking before surgery achieve better healing and more stable results.
The process includes three main steps:
This combination enhances both the buttock shape and the waist curve, creating the signature sculpted look of the BBL procedure.
The surgery is performed under general anesthesia, so no pain is felt during the procedure. Mild discomfort and tenderness may occur in the liposuction areas afterward, but this can be managed with prescribed pain medication.
The first 1–2 weeks after the procedure are critical. During this period:
Most patients can return to light daily activities in 7–10 days. Final results become visible within 3–6 months as swelling decreases and injected fat stabilizes.
Liposuction incisions are very small and become barely noticeable after healing. Fat injection leaves no scars on the buttocks.
BBL is considered safe when performed by an experienced plastic surgeon. However, improper technique can lead to serious complications. With proper fat-injection methods, the risks are greatly minimized. Potential risks include infection, asymmetry, swelling, or partial fat absorption.
A significant portion of the transferred fat becomes permanent. Some fat loss within the first three months is normal, but the remaining fat cells typically stay long-term. Maintaining a stable weight and a healthy lifestyle helps preserve the results.
Choosing a skilled and experienced surgeon is crucial. Before surgery, blood tests should be completed, smoking should be avoided, and current medications must be shared with the doctor. Preparing correctly for the postoperative period significantly improves recovery and final outcomes.
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