Effect of Weight Loss on Brazilian Butt Lift Results? Doctor Answers, Tips
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Effect of Weight Loss on Brazilian Butt Lift Results?

I want a full and round butt. I'm in the process of getting a Brazilian Butt Lift. I'm about 5'8" 190 lbs, and want to maintain my weight so the surgeon has enough fat for the look I want (knowing that the fat will be filtered and not all will be used, in addition, applying 30% more than desired effect considering 30% re-uptake of fat post surgery).

My target weight post-surgery is around the 160 lb area. I want to know what effect will jogging and aerobics have on my results? Will weight loss be consistent and uniform throughout both glutes? Will I lose the all of the fat transplanted? Will the exercise not affect the area at all and I slim down and have a huge butt? Will the weight loss leave my body proportionate or should I work out now?

5 Doctor Answers | Asked by Teca26 in NY
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Weight loss after a Brazilian Butt Lift

Thank you for the question. As you are aware, in a Brazilian Butt lift and the surgeon will remove fat from your body clean and processed this fact and then grafted into your gluteal region. As you have pointed out 20 to 30% of his fat may be reabsorbed. For this reason it is essential to always graft more fat than you would like to remain. After your surgery, if you have significant weight loss you may lose some fat in the area that has been grafted. After the surgery, I recommend all... more
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Effect of Weight Change on Brazilian Butt Lift results

Hi there- In a Brazilian Butt Lift, fat is re-distributed from areas it is in excess, to the buttocks, in order to achieve a more pleasing contour in the silhouette as a whole, and an augmentation of the buttocks. Because it takes time for the new fat in the buttocks to develop a blood supply, it is important to not sit on it for the first month... After that point, sitting will not have an adverse effect on your outcome. Because the idea behind the operation is to re-shape the body by re-distri more
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Weight Loss After Brazilian Butt Lift - What may happen

In general it is best to be at your stable long term weight to reduce the probability for revision surgery. It makes little or no sense to loose or gain weight for a surgical procedure including Brazilian Butt Lift unless you can maintain that weight for many years. The reason for this is that the fat cells tend to remember it origin and behave that way. In other words when you lose weight you will also shrink the size of the fat cells transferred to your buttocks and conversely... more

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The Effect of Weight Loss on Brazilian Butt Lift Results

If the fat is processed and grafted correctly - you will not lose the effects. Even after weight loss, the buttocks are prominent and maintains the buttocks ’shelf’. If the procedure is done correctly, your new curves should stay with you. Properly processed fat will engraft and take. You will have a new body shape. Weight fluctuations after the brazilian butt lift will take the shape of your new body shape. If you gain or lose weight you will not go back to your... more
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Brazilian Butt Lift results and Weight Loss

A Brazilian Butt Lift refers to careful analysis and sculpting of the shape surrounding the buttocks combined with fat transfer to the buttock itself to enhance its volume and shape.  I would expect fat transferred to the buttocks (I place this fat throughout the gluteus muscles and within the fat layer below the buttock skin) to respond to weight changes the same as it did before being transferred. In other words, yes, this transferred fat is living fat tissue in its new... more
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