After Butt Augmentation does your butt still move like a normal butt? (photo)

Fat grafting or fat transfer to the buttocks can create a natural result--the buttocks can be made fuller, rounder, yet will still be soft (once the swelling has resolved) and will be fine to sit on, exercise, etc.  Implants to the buttocks have more problems in regards to issues with pain and infections.  Fat transfer sometimes needs to be done more than once in order to give the patient the fullest shape possible for them.  It is important to understand that before going forward.  If you want the most natural result that will avoid long-term issues with buttock implants, fat transfer to the buttocks is the way to go in my opinion.  Patients are very happy with their new shape after this procedure because not only is the buttock fuller, but since liposuction is done on the torso, the waist is also smaller--this gives the silhoutte a nice improvement.

Hello, the Implant is placed intramuscular the muscle, so yes, your buttock will/should move as it always has, obviously, it will be slightly different due to the implants.

Fat grafting to the buttock has become a very popular as it uses your own body fat to augment your buttock. Once all the swelling has come down it feels and moves just like your natural buttock.

One of the other posts comments on the fat not lasting and there are a lot of factors that affect the final outcome. The amount of fat that is injected, the processing of the fat and the post-operative care.

The vast majority of patients are very happy after their brazilian butt lift.

I hope this helps answer your questions.

Johnny Franco MD