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Gaining weight to have Brazilian Butt Lift?

I'm 5'6" and weight about 112 pounds. I have very flat and low buttocks, but don't want implants. Should I gain weight to have enough fat for a Brazilian Butt Lift?

 

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A: Gaining weight for Brazilian Butt Lift

Farbod Esmailian, MD

Not a good way to go.  You may be able to achieve the result that you want, but you would have to gain a fair amount of weight.  Also you dont know where you are going to gain the weight.  Also it is not very healthy way to go about things. So I would not recommend it, no matter how bad you want... more

A: Gaining weight to improve candidacy for Brazilian Butt Lift

Armando Soto, MD

Hi there- Gaining weight to achieve an adequate volume of subcutaneous fat has allowed some of my thinner patients to achieve the buttock contour they desire. It usually takes a few months, and involves first gaining weight- once there is enough fat available on exam, the procedure is performed, and after a... more

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