How many ccs can I receive for a inverted triangle body shape? (photo)

BBL
goals are not quite as easy to effectively communicate as compared to breast
augmentation. There are no cup sizes or informative cc guides.
We
as surgeons tend to describe things in regards to framing and esthetic zones
(as defined by Dr. Mendieta). Beginning with frame, patients are subdivided
into "A" frame, "V" frame based on the relationship of the
A point to the B point. The A point is the most prominent bony point on the
upper hip-the iliac crest. The B point is the prominent bony point on the lower
hip- the greater trochanter. When the A point is wider than the B point you
have the "V" frame which is generally considered less aesthetically
desirable. When the ratio is flipped with the B point being wider than the A
point you have an "A" frame which is more desirable. When the two
points are equal you have a "square" frame.
The
goal of most BBL procedures is to convert "V" or "Square"
frames into "A" frames by understanding the 11 aesthetic units from
which we either harvest or transfer fat. These units are:
1.
Sacrum or "V" zone at the top of the gluteal cleft
2.
Flank
3.
Upper buttock-lower flank
4.
Lower back-just above the "V" zone
5.
Outer leg-below the "B" point
6.
Gluteus-the "apple of the buttock"
7.
Inner gluteal-"Diamond Zone" crucial for emptying the "thong
zone"
8.
Mid-lateral buttock-"C" point between "A" and "B"
9.
Inferior Gluteal/Posterior leg
10.
Upper back
While
this is all very technical, the goal is to achieve an "A" frame by
emptying zones 1-4, 7, 10 and building up area 6 and 8. The goal being to cinch
the waistline and fill out the frame.
With
regards to your specific question, the best way to approach a consultation is
to decide on your frame and then discuss what areas need to be emptied and what
areas need to be augmented.
As
always, discuss your concerns with a surgeon certified by the American Board of
Plastic Surgeons.

Hello and Thank you for your question!
You are a great candidate for  a Tummy tuck combined with liposculpture back and waist with a BBL. You will obtain a more hourglass appearance. A curvier body. Speak for a Board  Certified Plastic Surgeon and obtain a complete understanding of the procedures.

Based on the photos, you appear to be a good candidate for BBL. This procedure will help you achieve a more contoured and hourglass shape. It is difficult to predict how many cc's are needed, but you appear to have enough fat for a more natural look.