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Every surgery has its own related risks and complications. A Brazilian Butt Lift, which is essentially what you are asking about, is related to the following (although the risk of occurrence is rare):Bleeding/HematomaFluid Accumulation/SeromaSkin NecrosisPoor Wound HealingWound DehiscenceSuture GranulomaSkin SensationSkin IrregularitiesDeep Vein Thrombosis and Pulmonary ComplicationsUnfavourable ScarringSuboptimal Results
Every single operation however small, has potential complications. A Braziian Butt Lift (fat transfer to te buttocks) involves liposuction and fat grafting of the upper and outer buttocs. As such it has the uncommon potential risks of ll operations under general anesthesia: anesthesia complications including the VERY ar cance of death, bleeding, infection, asymmetry and partial loss of the fat graft.
The BBL is the preferred procedure for buttock enhancement. It provides the mostatural result and can be customized. IN a bout 30-35% of the patients there may be some absorption of fat which is apparent afetr 5-6 weeks. Beyond that tiem frame the fat stays. So what you see after 6 weeks is...
Thank you for your question! After having performed a large number of Brazilian Butt Lifts, I have had the opportunity to follow numerous patients long term post-operatively. There are many factors that seem to assist in maintaining volume and then there are some things that may be more p...
Hello dear! Thanks for the pictures and provided information as well. Based on your photos, you are a good candidate for butt implants, and I think you'll get very good results. The size and shape of the implants are determined during an in-person consultation. l recommend you to make a ...
