Is it normal to have a significant amount of blood loss during a bbl surgery or is it due to a specific health condition?

You could apply for care credit and finance your surgery.  They have no interest options as well.  Once you are ready to have your procedure,  discuss this with your surgeon's office.

They key to graft survival is not jamming as much fat as you can into the buttocks; it takes meticulous injection technique. If done carefully in small aliquots, you can expect at least 60% survival. There is a maximum amount one can inject in one session as the amount of viable graft bed...

There are financing companies that can help with payment for surgery.  I would search for the surgeon who you feel is most likely to give you the best results. Look at reviews and before and after pictures on that surgeon's website. Kenneth Hughes, MDLos Angeles, CA

Yes, you are at a lower BMI (20) than it would be ideal for a BBL. I would not "throw away" the fat, but even if it is a small volume, I would do the fat transfer. This might not give you a large buttock, but certainly you will get a better shape. It is difficult to give advise without any...

Good question. The abdomen is a finicky area to treat with liposuction because the skin may not retract as you expect, especially if you have had kids or you are not 20 years old. If the elasticity is not there, it will dimple and wrinkle only to be fixed with a tummy tuck. Having said that, if...

I have patients who fly from all over the world to have surgery with me.  I usually have one of my nurses take care of them at a hotel if they are alone.  I would ask your plastic surgeon.  I would search for the surgeon who you feel is most likely to give you the best results....