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If I Gain Wait After A BBL, Will My Results Change?

asked 8 months ago by friends77 in houston
Latest answer by Siamak Agha, MD, PhD
Question viewed 432 times
Tags: bigger, results, weight gain

becuase the number off cells transfer to the butt will be more than before i wonder if any adding weight will make the cells bigger then the butt bigger cause the number of cells more than before and cause the other part off body less cells cause the liposuction ?

6 answers to If I Gain Wait After A BBL, Will My Results Change?

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Weight gain after BBL

The results of the surgery will be certainly be affected. Keep in mind that the essence of the procedure is grafting and injecting fat to your gluteal area in order to augment and contour. Therefore, the fat cells will act like any other fat in your body. If you gain weight, your fat cells will expand in that area as well as any other common area on your body. Best advice is to maintain your desired weight so that your results are not affected. Most people have a notion that because the fat... more
Moises Salama, MD

Miami Plastic Surgeon

www.epsmiami.com

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Weight gain after BBL

It is reasonable to expect that your buttock fullness after BBL may increase with postoperative weight gain. Of course, if anyone gains significant weight (without a history of BBL) their buttocks may increase in size, in addition to other body areas. In my experience, patients that maintain themselves well after surgery have the best longterm results.
Sean A. Simon, MD

Miami Plastic Surgeon
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Weight Gain After Your Brazilian Butt Lift

Yes the results will change is you gain or lose weight after having a BBL. I suggest to my patients to have an ideal body shape and weight they would like to stay within. This way it better guarantees the results they wanted when they first consulted with me about the procedure. This procedure is fantastic because its basically two procedures in one. The way that this procedure works is that areas that contain usable fat are liposuctioned and then injected into the buttocks in order to... more
Siamak Agha, MD, PhD

Orange County Plastic Surgeon
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Brazilian buttock lift results

Fat behaves in a very unique way when it is transferred to other parts of your body. If you gain weight after surgery, your butt will get bigger but, if you lose weight, your butt will get smaller. That is why this procedure is not only about increasing your butt size but creating beautiful butt to hip proportions. Your waist will be smaller and your hip will be larger. It is a combination of fat redistribution and the illusion of a bigger butt as compared to the rest... more
Wilberto Cortes, MD

Houston Plastic Surgeon

www.rejuvenusaesthetics.com

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The Brazilian Butt Lift changes where you gain weight.

Hey Friends77 Yes. That is correct. The Brazilian Butt Lift changes where you gain weight. If you remove fat cells from your waistline and transfer these fat cells to your buttocks, then gain weight, you can expect to see more gain in your buttocks than you would have prior to the fat grafting. You will also see less weight gain in your waistline where the fat was removed from, than you would have prior to the liposuction. I have seen this in my Brazilian... more
Daniel P. Markmann, MD

Baltimore Plastic Surgeon

DiscoverTheBeauty.com

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If I Gain Wait After A Brazilian Butt Lift , Will My Results Change?

GREAT question. ABSOLUTELY! I have seen it in several of my BBL patients. Fat is nature's way of storing fuel. If we consume more fuel than we burn up, our bodies store these excess calories in fat cells. As a result, although most of us have similar amounts of fat cells, our dietary habits, occupations and amount of exercise would dictate just how much we store in these fat cells. The more we eat and the less we burn, the larger our fat cells will get. Fat, regardless... more
Peter A. Aldea, MD

Memphis Plastic Surgeon

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