How Many CC's Are Enough? (Brizilian Butt Lift)

I have recently decided to get this procedure done but after a lot of research over the internet I'm a bit worried about not getting my dream booty. I've been told by one of the surgeons I'm willing to go through that he only puts up to 300cc in each buttock and will do no more, my problem is that I've seen posts on here that say in some cases even 600cc won't make a lot of difference! Im mixed race 5,6 10st (More then enough fat to spare) with 34E sized chest so I would a big noticable bottom.

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2 Doctor Answers | Asked by Missparis91 in England

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Volume for BBL

The amount of fat used is almost often dictated by the amount of excess fat that the patient has in other areas (unless the patient is obese, in which case there'll be more fat than you can use but this patient population typically doesn't do quite as well). I've heard of some surgeons using this amount, but to day they won't do more is probably coming from someone who doesn't have much experience with the operation. My preference is to use BodyJet technology... more

Brazilian butt lift how many cc is enough

The Brazilian butt lift is the most common procedure I do. I've done small patients were only had 500 mL total to inject and I've done large patients rep at 2300 mL total to inject. Both of these patients had great results. It's not always so much the volume but it's the shape you can make with the amount of fat that you have. Remember a small patient needs less volume than a large patient to make the same change in appearance. It's just like a breast augmentation a... more

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Nikki wants a bigone 13 Jan 2013

I am having the same issue here. I have been told by my local doc that he is only willing to do 500ccs per cheek..I'm a little reluctant and I'm going to seek another consultation before I decide. Problem is in my area in STL it's not a popular procedure.. did you seek a dr that was local to you?

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