Brazilian butt lift risks?

What are the risks of Brazilian butt lift? Are side effects common?

3 answers to “Brazilian butt lift risks?”

A: Brazilian side effects

Kenneth R. Francis, MD

I am happy that you differentiated between risks and side effects.  Risks are adverse events that may result from a procedure.  Side effects are not necessarily adverse events, but may not always be optimal results.  The optimal side effect is a symmetric, well shaped, smooth, enhanced buttocks... more

A: What are the risks of a Brazilian Butt Lift?

Armando Soto, MD

Hi there- For healthy patients, the Brazilian Butt Lift procedure is very low risk- meaning that the most common problems are very minor in nature and usually take care of themselves over time, like swelling and bruising. The vast majority of patients enjoy a very smooth and predictable recovery period. More... more

A: Risks of Brazilian Buttock Buttock Lift

Otto Joseph Placik, MD

Risks can occur regardless of surgeon or technique. These include but are not limited to: infection, hematoma, discomfort, asymmetry, undesirable effect on an associated muscles, overcorrection, under correction, pain, prolonged swelling, dimpling, fat necrosis, fibrosis, abscess formation, adverse medication... more

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