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If you are even to begin with, and even after the surgery, then any volume that you subsequently loose will also be lost evenly. Highly unlikely that there would be significant asymmetry.
the whole fat injected into your butts have genetical memory so if you stay lean or loose weight after your BBL yes they will reduce volume but not completely as you think if not no more than perhaps a 30 to 40% of original injected volume
No. When having the Brazilian Butt Lift, it is highly unlikely that you will lose more fat on one side than the other. I have done close to 1000 Brazilian Butt Lifts and have never seen anyone come back with any significant volume difference from one side to the other. No one is exactly even before surgery and no one is exactly even after surgery. But I have never seen anyone who was noticeably uneven after surgery.
Following a Brazilian Butt Lift (autologous fat injection to the buttocks) one may experience a moderate amount of volume loss the first two to three weeks after the procedure as the post operative swelling subsides. However, approximately three quarters of the fat cells injected should survive and remain over the long term. Wearing a compression garment, buttock massage, and avoiding sitting on hard or irregular surfaces will help reduce the risk of uneven results. Best wishes.
As a general rule, I find that what one sees at three months after the procedure is usually stable for most patients. Further size reduction is not likely to be seen after that time.
You will find Great Variation in the time it takes to perform the Brazilian Butt Lift. The Results will also vary Greatly! Liposuction of the areas you list can be done in an hour, in 2 hours, in 4 hours or longer. Of course if its done in an hour, you will only have a small...
Thank you for your question. While there is no "maximum" amount of fat that can be removed, the American Society of Plastic Surgeons DOES NOT RECOMMEND any amount of "aspirate" greater than 5,000cc be removed from any one person during a single outpatient liposuction procedure. Aspirate is...
