I had a bbl done and yes ive had amazing results so far... l know i'm going to lose fat as the weeks go on... the second time around will more fat survive? I am considering other procedures of lipo in other areas and possibly adding that fat into the buttock. Will it survive? Or since ive had a large volume already will it be lost?
Answer: Fat Survival Rate Hello, and thank you for your question. Many patients do enjoy the results of their Brazilian butt lift and decide to have a second procedure done. This will increase the size of your booty, but not due to an icnrease in fat survival rate. Normally, one's fat survival rate will remain consistent, somewhere in the range of 40-70%. Thank you, and please let us know how it goes.
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Answer: A second Brazilian Butt Lift to increase your volume When done correctly, a BBL should give you great and permanent results. It should be unusual for you to lose most of your fat, but you will definitely lose fat during the initial few months. A high percentage of fat loss of fat is most likely technique related. A second BBL is certainly an option as long as you have enough fat left to donate to yourself, and I find that the fat survival rate is usually higher the second time around. Make sure to do your research and find a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon who is an expert at BBLs. He/she should do at least 6 per week and be able to show you over 100 of his/her own before and after pictures. You don't want to have to do this again.
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Answer: A second Brazilian Butt Lift to increase your volume When done correctly, a BBL should give you great and permanent results. It should be unusual for you to lose most of your fat, but you will definitely lose fat during the initial few months. A high percentage of fat loss of fat is most likely technique related. A second BBL is certainly an option as long as you have enough fat left to donate to yourself, and I find that the fat survival rate is usually higher the second time around. Make sure to do your research and find a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon who is an expert at BBLs. He/she should do at least 6 per week and be able to show you over 100 of his/her own before and after pictures. You don't want to have to do this again.
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April 11, 2018
Answer: Repeat Brazilian Butt Lift Surgery The survival of addtional fat transferred to your buttocks (staged Brazilian Butt Lift surgery) should not be adversely affected by your prior procedure. It is common to do this and most of my patients are happy with the results
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Answer: Repeat Brazilian Butt Lift Surgery The survival of addtional fat transferred to your buttocks (staged Brazilian Butt Lift surgery) should not be adversely affected by your prior procedure. It is common to do this and most of my patients are happy with the results
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January 20, 2014
Answer: Secondary fat transfer procedure to buttock The amount of fat that survives a fat transfer will not very much because you have already had the procedure performed. You must keep in mind that it is more difficult to harvest the fat by way of liposuction from areas in which you already had liposuction due to scar tissue.This may increase your chances of having contour irregularities in the liposuction areas. Consult with an experienced plastic surgeon to determine if you have sufficient fat to do the surgery a second time.Best wishes,Dr.Bruno
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Answer: Secondary fat transfer procedure to buttock The amount of fat that survives a fat transfer will not very much because you have already had the procedure performed. You must keep in mind that it is more difficult to harvest the fat by way of liposuction from areas in which you already had liposuction due to scar tissue.This may increase your chances of having contour irregularities in the liposuction areas. Consult with an experienced plastic surgeon to determine if you have sufficient fat to do the surgery a second time.Best wishes,Dr.Bruno
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January 16, 2014
Answer: Secondary Gluteal Fat Transfer The fat survival rate should be the same. Usually its 50-70 percent and would not change because it's the second time.
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Answer: Secondary Gluteal Fat Transfer The fat survival rate should be the same. Usually its 50-70 percent and would not change because it's the second time.
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