Butt Implants with Fat Transfer to Hips and Thighs?

Hi and great question.  I believe that fat transfer gives the best result for a butt augmentation. I believe that is regardless of whether you “burn” fat fast or slow. The main question is: is enough fat present to perform the entire butt augmentation. If the answer is no, then I think a combination fat transfer with butt implants is a great second option. The implants provide the volume and projection to the butt; and the fat can be used to sculpt the frame (curvy or heart shaped) and “soften” the edges of the implant. I hope that helps.  Best of luck!

Butt implants
with fat transfer is the best of both worlds!
It is an option and very common in my practice. It allows the augmentation of the implant and
the shaping of the liposuction. The fat
that is harvested can also be used to enhance the hips or other areas that your
plastic surgeon may want to enhance after the placement of the implant. At times the implant can lack fullness
laterally and in the hips. It can also add a buffer to the implant,
softening the feel and appearance.

Please discuss
you butt augmentation with a board certified plastic surgeon that performs a
high volume of these procedures.

It is very difficult to determine the best recommendation for you without an examination by a board certified plastic surgeon. Not just any board certified plastic surgeon, but one with many years of frequently performing butt augmentation surgery including different approaches, techniques and implant choices. Liposuction of your lower back and fat transfer is also helpful as an adjunct to implants but often times if sufficient fat is available implants are not needed. Using “want to be” photos however are useful if simply provided to the surgeon.

Dear MZ CLEA, All surgical procedures have associated risks. Buttocks augmentation can be performed with fat grafting or using implants ( of which there are several types). With Imlants- there are the surgical risks and the implant risks. If you are thin then the complication rate is higher with the implants.
There is not really a good implant for contouring the hips and thighs- so fat grafting is the only choice,
With Warm Regards,
Trevor M Born MD

Yes I love this combo as it gives excellent results! Be sure to choose a board certified plastic surgeon who specializes in this procedure and has high success rate with this procedure.  If you choose your surgeon wisely you will have a wonderful, long lasting result.

Today, there are many excellent options for butt augmentation. We have found that regardless of whether you use your own tissue or butt implants, liposuction to the hips and thighs and lower back is essential to create an overall beautiful results. In a Brazilian Butt lift, we begin by performing aggressive liposuction to the abdomen hips, waist, thighs, and lower back. This will create a tight waist and a smooth figure that will accentuate your augmented butt. The fat is collected and cleaned in process and then strategically implanted into the contours of your butt. Patients who do not have a great deal of fat may be a good candidate for a butt implant procedure. These patients should keep in mind that the recovery process after Butt implants is more significant than after a Brazilian Butt lift. With a great deal of care, they can prevent complications and ensure a beautiful results.
 

Buttock implants are safe. Fat transfer is safe.
Both are very safe procedures when done on the appropriate patient by the right specialty, experience surgeon and accredited facility and an MD anesthesiologist supervising your anesthesia.
You have yo be in good general health to undergo surgery as well

Mz. Clea,
I believe your concept of safety varies somewhat from a plastic surgeon's. While we would consider safety in reference to your health and uncomplicated recovery, I will assume that your reference to safety means maintaining the results. In patients with too little fat to provide a full buttock augmentation I sometimes recommend buttock implants coupled with some fat transfer to the hip/thigh region. No matter how "fast" you "burn" fat, there will be some loss of the injected fat through absorption that is uncontrollable by the surgeon. So, expect to lose some transferred fat regardless. Good luck!

If there is enough fat to harvest ,it is better to transfer fat to the buttocks , an implant will never be as natural as the fat transfered. I have seen differences in fat viability between different people. I have also seen faster fat absorption in patients on fat burning medications. The cost will vary by state, depends on the operative time, but will be in the $7,000 - $15,000 range.