Fat transfer failure? I had the fat transfer procedure done this past March or the brazilian butt lift its called.

Hello,
and thank you for reaching out to us. It
is not uncommon for an individual to have a second Brazilian Butt Lift. This all depends on the fat reserves that you
have on your body.

Since
you have already had the procedure once before, I would make a few
suggestions. First, make sure you visit
a doctor that is board-certified in plastic surgery, and specializes in the
Brazilian Butt Lift. Be sure to disclose
that you have had the procedure before and you were not happy with the
results. There are so many factors that
go into the Brazilian Butt Lift via fat transfer, and usually I tell my
patients that I aim to have 60% of the fat take.

Please
let us know how your surgery goes.

Regards,

Dr.
Mendieta

I'm sorry you were not satisfied with your surgery. There are different factors that can determine the success of fat grafting, and it is difficult to know what happened. That being said, it is possible to have additional fat grafting to the area if you have fat tissue to harvest. It is best to see a board-certified plastic surgeon who does fat grafting to the buttocks (and other areas of the body), and you can see photographs and talk to patients who have had the procedure done. Good luck!Dr. Michelle Spring

You have to be willing to do your homework and find a surgeon who does these revisions every week and can get results. I perform about 500 Brazilian buttlifts each year, and this
procedure is the most surgeon dependent plastic surgery procedure. Find
a plastic surgeon with ELITE credentials who performs hundreds of
Brazilian buttlifts each year. Then look at the plastic surgeon's
website before and after photo galleries to get a sense of who can
deliver the results. Kenneth Hughes, MDLos Angeles, CA

Fat transfer to the buttocks is an art and science. But sometimes fat take is not ideal . Most surgeons will tell patients that about 60-70% will take and if lucky it may even be hire.