If I have Liposuction for my love handles and stomach would it make my buttock bigger? (photos)

The buttocks will look much bigger if you get the lipo on your abdomen and hips(love handles). If the goal is for a larger looking butt then I would have the outer thighs done with lipo also. Sincerely, David Hansen,MD

After viewing your photos, I would recommend  stomach, sides and back liposuction and fat transfer to your buttocks if your goal is to shape and increase your buttocks size. Liposuction alone will make a small difference in the appearance of your buttocks, but unlikely the degree you are looking for.Cheers 

You do not have to get an implant.  A breast lift is sufficient.  If you want the buttock to be shapelier, you may want to consider using the fat from liposuction for the Brazilian buttlift.Liposuction results are highly surgeon dependent. Find a board certified plastic
surgeon who performs hundreds of liposuction and liposuction revision
procedures 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, MD Los Angeles, CA

Thank you for the pictures.I believe that the best procedure to make your body perfect would be liposuction of the abdomen, waist, upper and lower back with fat grafting in to buttocks for a more rounder volume and projection. I would recommend a breast lift with implant placement in order to enhance your breast and make them perky.Dr. Campos

You could probably benefit forma small implant when doing your breast lift , just to assure some volume after they settle. As per your body shape,  liposculpture with BBL is probably the best way to go .Best wishes 

In some cases, removing fat from around the buttocks can make it look bigger, But the real way to make that an assured result, is to take the harvested fat from the stomach, lobe handles and arms and put it into the buttocks. While you can have a breast lift alone, you would have to better define by what you mean as perky. If perky means a sustained full upper pole to the breast after a lift, you would need an implant. If it just means that the breasts and nipples are positioned back up on the chest wall where they once were without a lot of roundness or upper pole fullness then a breast lift alone is fine.

As long as you are happy with the size of your breast, but just want them lifted there is no reason that you would need an implant. The main reason that a lift and implant are frequently combined is when patients would like to add volume to their breast.All the best,Arun Rao M.D. Plastic Surgeon Tucson, Arizona