Hi. I always had a flat butt. Due to sciatic pain not able to work out to enhance my glutes. I want to get a BBL, but not sure if I have to gain more weight or what I have now is good enough. I also have some fat on my upper arms. My BMI is 21.
February 14, 2025
Answer: Skinny BBL Candidacy It does look as though you may have enough body fat to be a candidate for a skinny BBL, but only if you have realistic expectations. A skinny BBL can enhance the shape of your buttocks, but the result will be subtle. You aren’t going to leave the clinic looking like J Lo, but you can become a slightly shapelier version of yourself.
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February 14, 2025
Answer: Skinny BBL Candidacy It does look as though you may have enough body fat to be a candidate for a skinny BBL, but only if you have realistic expectations. A skinny BBL can enhance the shape of your buttocks, but the result will be subtle. You aren’t going to leave the clinic looking like J Lo, but you can become a slightly shapelier version of yourself.
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January 30, 2025
Answer: Am I a good candidate for skinny BBL? Without examining you it is difficult to be certain but based on the photos it looks like you are a good candidate for a skinny BBL depending on your specific goals. I don’t personally suggest patients gain weight for the procedure. It only swells the existing fat cells, it doesn’t create more, and the body will return to its preferred set point a year or so after surgery so the weight gained tends to be lost anyways. I’d suggest having a consultation with a local plastic surgeon that has significant expertise in BBL to be examined and get a better sense of what your options are. Hope that helps!
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January 30, 2025
Answer: Am I a good candidate for skinny BBL? Without examining you it is difficult to be certain but based on the photos it looks like you are a good candidate for a skinny BBL depending on your specific goals. I don’t personally suggest patients gain weight for the procedure. It only swells the existing fat cells, it doesn’t create more, and the body will return to its preferred set point a year or so after surgery so the weight gained tends to be lost anyways. I’d suggest having a consultation with a local plastic surgeon that has significant expertise in BBL to be examined and get a better sense of what your options are. Hope that helps!
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