If I have a tattoo that covers one complete butt cheek, will this interfere with surgery for BBL?

Very likely that small incisions needed for fat transfer will not affect your tattoo. In person communication with your plastic surgeon before surgery about this topic is recommended. Good luck

Having a tattoo on your buttocks should not inherently interfere with a Brazilian Butt Lift (BBL) surgery. However, there are a few considerations to keep in mind:
1. Placement of the Tattoo: Depending on the location of your tattoo and the planned incision sites for the BBL procedure, your plastic surgeon may need to work around the tattoo to avoid disrupting its appearance. If the tattoo is directly over an area where liposuction or fat transfer will be performed, your plastic surgeon will take extra care to minimize any impact on the tattoo.
2. Healing Process: After BBL surgery, it's essential to follow your plastic surgeon's postoperative care instructions carefully to ensure proper healing. If your tattoo is in the surgical area, you may need to take extra precautions to protect it during the initial healing phase, such as avoiding pressure or friction on the tattooed area.
3. Potential for Tattoo Distortion: In some cases, surgical procedures like liposuction or fat transfer may cause changes in the contour or appearance of the skin, which could potentially affect the appearance of a tattoo located in the treated area. However, a skilled plastic surgeon will take measures to minimize any potential impact on the tattoo's appearance.
4. Communication with Your Surgeon: Before undergoing BBL surgery, be sure to discuss your concerns about your tattoo with your plastic surgeon during the consultation process. Your plastic surgeon can assess the placement of the tattoo and provide recommendations to ensure the best possible outcome while preserving the appearance of your tattoo.
Ultimately, while having a tattoo on your buttocks may require some additional considerations during BBL surgery, it should not necessarily preclude you from undergoing the procedure. By working closely with a skilled and experienced plastic surgeon, you can address any concerns and achieve your aesthetic goals while preserving the appearance of your tattoo.