If I Continue to Low Carb Diet and Brisk Walking After a Brazilian Butt Lift, Will It Destroy the Results?

my whr is .79 (33/42), but i am trying to get it to .64-.67. the ratio won't change b/c of my fatty waist and abs...

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Brazilian butt lift and diet

The answer to this question is yes and no. Most people get confused with the term Brazilian butt lift. The Brazilian butt lift is actually a fat transfer procedure. Fat will be removed from your waist, thighs, lower and upper back, abdomen etc. This is all performed with liposuction. By removing fat from these areas, your waist to hip proportions are improved significantly. Now, all the fat that is removed is injected into the buttock thus creating a beautiful shape. Now, you need to... more

Brazilian butt lift and postoperative exercise

Exercise after Brazilian butt lift will not damage your results. The Brazilian butt lift is a liposuction fat injection which is doing with the surgery is changing its storage locations for fat. After the surgery your buttocks becomes the primary storage site, so when you exercise you lose weight from other storage sites before you lose weight from your buttocks. Your hourglass shape will persist and will probably be improved. Exercise is good. And you will always have an hourglass figure. more

If the fat is processed and grafted correctly, BBL results aren't destroyed with any weight loss

We do a lot of brazilian butt lifts and I have studied the effects on patients who have undergone weight loss following the procedure. The brazilian butt lift augments and enhances buttocks using unwanted fat from other areas which results in a resculpting of the abdomen, flanks, and buttocks so it makes sense that patients sometimes worry about any post-procedure weight loss. Continuing a low carb diet and brisk walking may certainly contribute to weight loss. Will you lose the effect... more

Maintain a healthy diet after brazilian buttock lift

After a fat transfer to the buttock (brazilian buttock lift) you should eat a relatively healthy diet; perhaps not low carb. You should not try to lose weight; maintaining weight is much more important for you to have a good outcome. Keeping your caloric intake up will help the newly transferred fat cells to survive longer. Discuss this with your plastic surgeon in detail. With regard to the waist to hip ratio, it can be improved with surgery however, there are limitations. Genetic... more