How much does a Brazilian butt lift cost?

My hips are about 40 inches. I would love my dimensions to read 36-30-46. That's what I would love... would this be achieveable this with a Brazilian butt lift?  How much does the procedure cost?

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A: Brazilian Buttock Lift information and cost

Scott W. Mosser, MD

The Brazilian Buttock Lift is a popular augmentation procedure. It is usually sought after to give the patient a youthful, perky appearance in their butt, and an enhanced body profile. The upper quadrant of your buttocks are filled so that it is enhanced and lifted, giving you the youthful appearance you... more

A: Brazilian Butt Lift prices

Daniel P. Markmann, MD

Hi Sharon, I think the Brazilian lift is a great procedure. I have done hundreds of them and the results are great.  But! A six inch increase is probably pushing the limits of what is realistically possible. Pricing in this area, (mid-atlantic) usually $12-17,000 when done well. Good luck.

A: Cost Brazilian Butt Lift

John Philip Connors III, MD

Ms. Sharon - I agree with the surgeon's previous threads. A 6 inch increase in your measurements is quite significant and may not "objectively" be achieveable; However, with the appropriately planned procedure or combination of procedures (liposuction combined with autologous fat transfer), the... more

A: Cost: $9,500 - $11,000

Usha Rajagopal, MD

To answer your question regarding cost, we charge $9,500 - $11,000 for a Brazilian Butt Lift procedure at my office in San Francisco (plastic surgery prices do vary by region). As others have already said, a 6 inch increase in the hips is substantial for a fat transfer procedure. Although achieving the exact... more

A: Brazilian buttock lift cost: relative change is what matters

Armando Soto, MD

Hi there- I think it's important to realize that the appearance you would like to achieve may not require a 6 inch increase in your hips (which I agree would be extraordinary), but might be possible through the change in the relationships between your waist, abdomen, and hips. In a Brazilian Butt Lift, it... more

A: Cost of Brazilian butt lift

Steven H. Williams, MD

I agree with Dr. Francis - 6 inches for autologous fat is an enormous change. In my San Francisco area practice we use autologous fat transfer from liposuction to augment buttocks...  in other words... a brazilian butt lift.  The great thing about this procedure is it removes fat from where you don't... more

A: Brazilian Butt Lift Prices may vary

Kenneth R. Francis, MD

Increasing your hip measurement by 6 inches may not be an achievable goal.  That is a very significant change in size.  That being said, there is no doubt that you could improve the contour of your waist and hips with a Brazilian butt lift procedure.  The price for a Brazilian Butt Lift may... more

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JayLyn
3 posts
15 Apr 2009

In all a Brazilian Butt Lift is something that I am in need of. Without any type of shape or form to my own Butt and really None. My backside and legs meet as one. I also don’t have any hip sides or shape. My waistline is a 30 and from there down 25 Inc. I have a bad back and leg problems. Most people don’t realize the need for muscle, tissue, and fat as a support for our body. I am hoping that having this done will help to stop most of the pain I have been living with. Problem is that in New Jersey there are No Board Certified Surgeon’s who do this type of procedure. Can anyone help me to find one? Does insurance pay for this since I do not have any muscle in my own? I know that with some cases insurance pay’s for Breast lifts. Do you think that this would help to minimize the pain I have?

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