After getting a BBL. If I get pregnant, will it affect my stomach?

Having liposuction of the abdomen prior to pregnancy should not necessarily worsen skin.Kenneth Hughes, MDBeverly Hills, CA

Thank you for your question!  Getting pregnant post having a BBL may not affect how your stomach "reacts" to the pregnancy as in skin elasticity or stretch marks, but you can never be too sure with the human body and how it will heal.  Also, as we age, our skin elasticity increases.  So, even though after your first pregnancy you did not have loose skin, and did not have bad stretch marks, it doesn't mean this couldn't happen after a second pregnancy, even regardless if you have a Brazilian Butt Lift procedure prior to this pregnancy.   Consult a board certified plastic surgeon about your BBL procedure and your concerns about the skin after another pregnancy!

​Hello dear!!
Thanks for the question and provided information as well.
After liposuction, the areas treated are not likely to regain fatty fullness, as many fat cells have been removed. These areas have reduced fat storage capacity.
However, if weight gain occurs, the fat will be mostly stored in areas that have not been liposuctioned. ​It's hard to know for sure how weight gain will affect your body, ​this is why you should try to eat healthy and exercise on a regular basis, so you can maintain the results long term.
Hope this helps. Good luck :)

It's hard to predict how your body will bounce back after pregnancy. Age and weight gain during pregnancy are two determining factors. Consult a plastic surgeon in your area to discuss in more detail.Good luck!

You will not change your sides, but your front may get stretched out again especially if you gain lots of weight. Please make a consultation to discuss details of your surgery.

It CAN effect your stomach by stretching your abdominal wall musculature. The beautiful thing about BBL is that it allows you to
lose fat from the areas where you have more than enough, while adding that same
fat to the areas where you do not have enough! That way both the donor and the
recipient sites improve. I have been doing buttock implant surgery for 20+
years with very nice results and few complications. Nonetheless, I do now
recommend BBL to patients who have sufficient donor site fat to achieve a
result that meets their expectations. I have found that we can transfer a much
greater volume of fat than the volume of implant that we can place into the
inter-muscular pockets that I use (beneath the Gluteus Maximus and above the
Gluteus Medius & Minimus muscles. In rare cases, we can even place an
implant at a later date to maximize volume. Fat can be placed throughout the
buttocks region while gluteal implants are used in the upper buttocks. I do not
place buttock implants where my patient would sit on them because that would
increase the risk of complications. Lastly, some patients think that if they
put on weight that we will get a better result. The problem is that if you then
lose that weight, the grafted fat will also likely be lost in proportion to
your weight loss. Good luck!