Will I Lose Fat from Brazilian Butt Lift if I Do Butt Workouts?

Working out your buttocks muscles after a brazilian butt lift will not harm the results. Actually, building more firm buttocks muscles would accent the results of a BBL. The larger buttocks muscles would push the fat more forward allowing more projection and highlight your shape.

Jyelb, I do quite a number of Brazilian Butt Lifts here at my Cleveland plastic surgery practice, and I'm always delighted when my patients tell me that they exercise and watch their dietary intake to optimize their results.

Exercise can result in fat loss depending upon dietary intake. Weight loss tends to be generally distributed, but you're likely to lose weight in the "usual" places that your body likes to lose it first; ie, some people lose weight in their faces first, some in their waist first. Exercise to build up the gluteal muscles, however, can actually contribute to a better looking bum, so that's a good thing, right?

You do need to understand that a great deal of weight loss will affect the volume of fat in your buttocks. That's why I recommend that my patients be within 10% of their ideal weight when they undergo any body sculpting procedure, including Brazilian Butt Lift, liposuction or tummy tuck.

To your health and beauty,

Dr. Paul Vanek

Double Board Certified Plastic Surgeon near Cleveland, OH

 

After a Brazilian Butt Lift (BBL), doing butt workouts will not cause you to lose the fat that was injected into your buttocks directly. The fat cells transferred to your buttocks behave like the fat in other areas of your body. If you lose weight overall through diet or exercise, the fat cells in your buttocks will shrink alongside fat cells in other parts of your body, potentially reducing the volume of your BBL.
However, if you focus on targeted gluteal exercises (like squats or lunges), you may build muscle in your glutes, which can help shape and define your buttocks, improving the appearance of your BBL. These exercises can enhance the contour and firmness of your butt without specifically burning the transferred fat.
It’s important to note that you should follow your surgeon's post-operative instructions, especially in the early stages of recovery. Consult with your surgeon about when it's safe to resume exercise and how to gradually progress in intensity to maintain the best possible results from your BBL.
Krishna Vyas, MD, PhD, MHSHarvard, Hopkins, & Mayo Clinic Trained Aesthetic Plastic SurgeonNew York, New York

Depends on the workout you do. If you're doing cardio to burn fat then the fat in your buttocks will most certainly decrease. If you're doing weight lifting then the muscle you grow in your buttocks will add to the fat volume that's already there!

Thank you for your question. The BBL is fat transfer if you loose weight you will loose fat. This also will depend what kind of workout you will do. I would suggest to be treated by board certified plastic surgeon with experience in this procedure, to get the best desired results.

Respectfully,
Dr. Emmanuel Mallol Cotes.-

Thanks for your question.
Weight loss, weight gain and exercise do affect BBL results. The fat transferred to your buttocks is affected in the same manner as when you normally lose weight or gain weight or exercise. 
Please always consult with a board certified plastic surgeon.Take care,Moises Salama MD, board certified plastic surgeon

Thanks for your question...If you lose a significant amount of weight your fat cells in your buttocks will shrink (along with the other fat cells in your body). If you perform gluteal muscle exercise you may be able to enlarge you buttocks. Please see your surgeon if you are still concerned.You can learn more on our social media (Instagram and Snapchat): @realdrsix.

Regards,

I usually recommend that patients wait about 4-6 weeks after a BBL before starting workouts. On the plus side, you are not going to lose fat directly from your butt at that point. If you lose weight overall, you are going to lose it evenly over your whole body. Your sexy new proportions are going to stay the same. In addition, if you do gluteal workouts and improve that muscle....you are most likely going to improve the perkiness and shape of your butt in a good way. I always tell my patients that the best way to maintain their lipo results (from around your waist) is to either maintain their weight, or to lose weight. Make sure to follow your surgeon's recommendations but I do not see any issues here. Congratulations on the new body!
Ramsen Azizi M.D.
Double Board Certified Plastic Surgeon
Chicago

I usually do not recommend that a patient attempt to lose weight right after BBL surgery. I would ask your surgeon whether enough time has passed since your surgery for you to do this. You could potentially affect your results otherwise. As far as trying to gain more muscle in the buttocks, this should not affect your BBL results as long as you have been cleared by your physician to exercise. Causing muscle growth should not affect the fat in your buttocks, as long as you aren’t also losing a large amount of body fat.

Brazilian Butt Lift results are permanent and the size will change with your weight just as the rest of your body does.

No butt workouts for 6 weeks and then patients are released for full workouts. Weight fluctuations may change the amount of fat in the butt but increase in muscle mass will just increase the tone. It should not affect the long-term result! Good Luck!