I'm 23 with no children. Can I get a BBL?

There is no problem getting a BBL at your age with no children.  What is more important is how much fat you have available, the size/shape you are looking for and the type of skin you have.  

Age 23 is fine for a BBL.  You need make sure you have enough fat to use as donor graft for the butt augmentation.

Certainly it is possible to perform a brazilian butt lift for a 23 year old patient who has not had children. Best to be seen in person.

Hello dear, thanks for your post. The best candidate for a Brazilian Butt lift are patients that have a fair amount of fat in the abdomen hips waist and lower back and who can commit to the postoperative recovery afterwards. During this procedure you will receive suction to these areas. A thin waist and tight abdomen will look especially beautiful with a curvy bottom. At this stage the best thing to do is to consult the plastic surgeon who has a great deal of experience with this technique. Good luck :)

Hi Love_light_lili,Thank you for your question.  Your eligility for BBL has more to do with a physical exam and your expectation than it does with age or other factors.  I would recommend you see a plastic surgeon to evaluate your anatomy and discuss your aesthetic goals.  Make sure you collect a few before and after photos of women with your body type and result.  This will help you and your surgeon determine if your result can be achieved.I've attached a video on BBL that has more information.I hope this helps.Best,Dr. B

You can always improve your buttocks contour; whether you need an implant or fat grafting will be dependent on how much fat you have. Some of our patients elect to do both at the same time. In order to determine what would be best for you, photos or an examination would be necessary.

As long as you have enough fat, it is possible.The cost will vary mostly on the amount of lipo needed to harvest the fat.

Dear Ms. Love_light_lili,Thank you for your questions. Unfortunately without photos and a examination I can only advise you in general terms, however I hope you will find them helpful.The amount of fat injected depends on:1) the amount of fat harvested2) the amount of suitable fat that is abel to be purified3) the "stretchability" of your buttock skinOne can try to gain weight prior to the procedure in hope that the areas you gain weight can be liposuctioned.Caveat: not all weight gain can not be harvested (some may be deposited on your internal organs or areas that can't be liposuctioned).Please make several appointments with experienced Plastic Surgeons who listens to your specific desires and who are not only Certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery but in addition ideally a member of the American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (denoting by membership as having met additional criteria and a focus on Cosmetic Plastic Surgery).My best wishes, Dr. R. A. Hardesty, MD, FACSDiplomate and Certified by the Am. Bd. of Plastic Surgerywwwimagineplasticsurgery.com4646 Brockton AveRiverside, Ca 92506(951) 686-7600

Yes, you can have BBL if you have sufficient donor fat tot transfer to your buttocks. 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!