Male BBL - is it possible?

There are different aesthetic qualities of a woman’s butt compared to a man’s. The concept of a Brazilian Butt Lift is simply transfer of fat from one area to another. It does not imply a specific shape. It certainly would be possible to add fat into a man’s buttocks, while still maintaining its gender specific proportions! I think it would be very important to spend a lot of time in discussion with your plastic surgeon about the specifics of what you perceive as an attractive buttocks shape for a man, but as long as you communicate well you should be able to achieve your goals. One tool available in many plastic surgery offices is imaging such as Mirror or Vectra Systems. These can help to take your specific anatomy and show where to add fat to create the contour you desire.

I appreciate
your question.



I have done
many Brazilian Butt lift procedures and specialize in body contouring.
The amount of enhancement possible depends on how much fat can be
harvested from your body.



The best way
to assess and give true advice would be an in-person exam.

Please see a
board-certified plastic surgeon that specializes in aesthetic and restorative
plastic surgery.



Best of luck!



Dr. Schwartz

It is absolutely possible to perform a BBL on a male. It is reasonable to expect a more feminized look, but remember that the soft tissue component of this look Is only a a part of the overall picture. Your underlying skeleton will contribute a portion to the outcome. That said, contouring with liposuction and fat transfer can certainly take cute towards the image you would like. It is very important to have a detailed discussion about your goals and expectations with your surgeon. You both need to be on the same page with regard to your outcome.It is imperative that you seek the advice of a plastic
surgeon who is certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery and has
extensive experience in buttock augmentation.



I wish you the best.



Dr. Gabbay.

While BBL is more common in women, this can certainly be performed in men as well. Best of luck......

Thank you for your question. Although BBL's are less commonly performed in men, they are performed quite successfully.  The only limitations you have are how much fat you have for transfer, how tight your skin envelope is and the structure of your hips. Men tend to carry less fat on their hips so there may be some limitation in how much hip augmentation, curves and feminization you can achieve.  Best to discuss this matter in consultation with your surgeon. Best wishes.