I an really interested in the Brazillian Butt lift butt don't want to have actual lipoSUCTION. Can the transfer be done after one of the less invasive procedure (SmartLipo, Cool Lipo, Vaser) is performed?
Answer: Can I have a Brazilian Butt Lift with VASER or another type of liposuction? Hi there- There are two very important points for you to understand... First of all, I would not usually recommend using fat harvested by laser, VASER, waterjet, or power-assisted liposuction for grafting in a Brazilian Butt Lift. These techniques are too traumatic to the fat and might compromise the outcome you desire. The second and possibly more important point to make, however, is that I would not agree that these techniques are "less-invasive". The marketing professionals at work for the companies that make these devices would love for you (and the doctors they are trying to sell these machines to) to believe that they offer less invasive options for improvement in your body contour, but the truth is that liposuction is liposuction. Whether you precede the contouring with application of laser energy or ultrasound energy, the fundamental procedure of removing the fat is still performed, and I would argue that the use of the laser energy makes these techniques a bit MORE invasive than carefully performed tumescent liposuction. If you desire a larger, rounder butt, the Brazilian Butt Lift technique is a great option- find a surgeon certified by The American Board of Plastic Surgery with a lot of experience doing these procedures (ask to see photos and maybe even speak to a few patients who have had the operation). There are many providers without plastic surgery residency training doing liposuction in many forms- be careful.. the years of training a board certified plastic surgeon receives in liposuction cannot be replaced by the few days or weeks these alternative providers receive. Here's to you and your new, round butt!
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CONTACT NOW Answer: Can I have a Brazilian Butt Lift with VASER or another type of liposuction? Hi there- There are two very important points for you to understand... First of all, I would not usually recommend using fat harvested by laser, VASER, waterjet, or power-assisted liposuction for grafting in a Brazilian Butt Lift. These techniques are too traumatic to the fat and might compromise the outcome you desire. The second and possibly more important point to make, however, is that I would not agree that these techniques are "less-invasive". The marketing professionals at work for the companies that make these devices would love for you (and the doctors they are trying to sell these machines to) to believe that they offer less invasive options for improvement in your body contour, but the truth is that liposuction is liposuction. Whether you precede the contouring with application of laser energy or ultrasound energy, the fundamental procedure of removing the fat is still performed, and I would argue that the use of the laser energy makes these techniques a bit MORE invasive than carefully performed tumescent liposuction. If you desire a larger, rounder butt, the Brazilian Butt Lift technique is a great option- find a surgeon certified by The American Board of Plastic Surgery with a lot of experience doing these procedures (ask to see photos and maybe even speak to a few patients who have had the operation). There are many providers without plastic surgery residency training doing liposuction in many forms- be careful.. the years of training a board certified plastic surgeon receives in liposuction cannot be replaced by the few days or weeks these alternative providers receive. Here's to you and your new, round butt!
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CONTACT NOW Answer: Brazilian Butt Lift A good candidate has enough fat available for transfer in the procedure. The amount of fat that can be transferred in a BBL depends on how much fat the patient has to harvest and the amount of space there is to move the fat into. It is recommended for the patient to have a BMI of 30 or less. If you are too thin, a Brazilian Butt Lift may not be possible.
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CONTACT NOW Answer: Brazilian Butt Lift A good candidate has enough fat available for transfer in the procedure. The amount of fat that can be transferred in a BBL depends on how much fat the patient has to harvest and the amount of space there is to move the fat into. It is recommended for the patient to have a BMI of 30 or less. If you are too thin, a Brazilian Butt Lift may not be possible.
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Answer: Alternatives to a Brazilian Butt Lift? Thank you for your question! Unfortunately there's not another surgery with equal or better results to the Brazilian Butt Lift. Find a board certified plastic surgeon an see what he or she offers! Best of luck!Dr Dhaval PatelDouble Board Certified Plastic Surgeon Chicago Hoffman Estates Oak Brook
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Answer: Alternatives to a Brazilian Butt Lift? Thank you for your question! Unfortunately there's not another surgery with equal or better results to the Brazilian Butt Lift. Find a board certified plastic surgeon an see what he or she offers! Best of luck!Dr Dhaval PatelDouble Board Certified Plastic Surgeon Chicago Hoffman Estates Oak Brook
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April 6, 2012
Answer: Laser liposuction and Brazilian butt lift
Laser kills fat cells and therefore makes them unsuitable for use in fat transfer, therefore you cannot do Brazilian butt lift after laser liposuction.
I have made best experience with the Body Jet lipcollector system for Brazilian butt lifts, this really works best. We have undertaken histologic studies of specimen taken with Bodyjet and found fat cell survivial to be more than 80%.
However, I like to add Smartlipo at the and of the Brazilian butt lift procedure to assure best possible retraction of the skin around the buttocks, namely the infragluteal fold and the flanks.
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Answer: Laser liposuction and Brazilian butt lift
Laser kills fat cells and therefore makes them unsuitable for use in fat transfer, therefore you cannot do Brazilian butt lift after laser liposuction.
I have made best experience with the Body Jet lipcollector system for Brazilian butt lifts, this really works best. We have undertaken histologic studies of specimen taken with Bodyjet and found fat cell survivial to be more than 80%.
However, I like to add Smartlipo at the and of the Brazilian butt lift procedure to assure best possible retraction of the skin around the buttocks, namely the infragluteal fold and the flanks.
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May 23, 2010
Answer: Liposuction for buttock augmentation
The alternative techniques in liposuction shouldn't be used for augmentation of buttocks or for reshaping since those techniques all destroy the fat cells to a degree. As it is, one must really have the technique down to minimize trauma to the fat cells so this would really counter the basic principles of fat transfer. If you're not interested in liposuction then this isn't the operation for you. Truthfully, I think you should consider your stance on the issue and move forward with it!
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Answer: Liposuction for buttock augmentation
The alternative techniques in liposuction shouldn't be used for augmentation of buttocks or for reshaping since those techniques all destroy the fat cells to a degree. As it is, one must really have the technique down to minimize trauma to the fat cells so this would really counter the basic principles of fat transfer. If you're not interested in liposuction then this isn't the operation for you. Truthfully, I think you should consider your stance on the issue and move forward with it!
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April 25, 2010
Answer: Brazilian Butt Lift No absolutely not. The laser will actually destroy the fat cells. Thus you will be trasnferring dead fat cells into the buttock area. Most of the dead cells will be removed by your white blood cells. However they can also get contaminated and infected. Thus ABSOLUTELY NO.
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Answer: Brazilian Butt Lift No absolutely not. The laser will actually destroy the fat cells. Thus you will be trasnferring dead fat cells into the buttock area. Most of the dead cells will be removed by your white blood cells. However they can also get contaminated and infected. Thus ABSOLUTELY NO.
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