Am I too skinny for a BBL? (Photos)

Yes — BMI isn’t the deciding factor. Many of my most elegant BBL results are BMI 20–22. We just harvest selectively and focus on contour, projection, and hourglass line — not huge volume.

I specialize in athletic, balanced silhouettes — round but not cartoonish. We shape to your frame so your hips, waist, and butt look cohesive with your body. Natural doesn’t mean flat. Athletic curves exist.

Hello, thank you for your question. I'm afraid yes, it's possible to lose volume in your buttocks during your weight loss process. The fat will act like any other fat in your body. The amount you lose will depend on how much weight you lose and how your body naturally stores fat. Most people...

Yes — but first I need imaging. Often we dissolve or strategically remove filler before grafting. We have to make sure we’re injecting fat into safe planes — not into filler material.

We don’t “move fat.” Migration often means the fat was placed in the wrong plane or in unstable tissue. The correction plan might include lipo in those areas and proper grafting to stable gluteal layers. It’s fixable — but safely, strategically, and with imaging.

Hello, If you have Undetectable HIV and a good CD4 Count as well as normal Blood Test results and a Normal Cardiologist Evaluation, BBL with Fat from Hips and arm fat transfer is definitely possible. Jaime Caloca Jr., M.D.