What is better for BBL - spinal block or general anesthesia?

I prefer general anesthesia.  The BBL result is really a function of how aggressively the surgeon will
liposuction and transfer. Most patients get an immense benefit with
maximal
liposuction of the
abdomen, sides, and back to obtain the smallest waist possible and then
maximal fat transfer to the buttocks and hips. Kenneth Hughes, MDLos Angeles, CA

I prefer general anesthesia for a BBL, so that I can aggressively remove fat from donor sites and then transfer it to the buttocks.

If you are healthy, either option is safe.  If you unhealthy, a spinal can give some reduciton in risk compared to general anesthesia.  A spinal should cover (give anesthesia to) the buttocks region, but may not give enough for you donor site of the fat (abdomen, flanks, back).I think in nearly all cases general anesthesia is a better option for a BBL.