How do labs determine how many CC's can be transferred to butt for BBL?

Lab results do not determine how much fat can be transferred. Certain aspects of the buttocks or hips may not be improved as much if the tissues do not allow for much stretch or cannot accommodate the fat that is transferred. In these cases, the final result will be limited by the skin envelope. This is an issue that cannot be completely controlled by the surgeon. Finally, the ability of some patients to heal and retain more of the fat than another patient accounts for differences in shape and result following Brazilian buttlift.

Obviously the ?nurse (which I doubt was a nurse, just a gal empolyee trying to make a commissions on sales) confused you. Labs are blood & urine tests required to do surgery to see if you have any contra indications to having surgery/anesthesia. Labs DO NOT tell amount of cc's able to be transferred. 1,000cc's /buttock cheek is an average amount in most cases. Maybe you should seek the private practice boarded PSs over a clinic sakes team????

I think you’ll have to go back and ask the nurse herself what she meant.

I answered a post you placed previously. If plastic surgeons are telling you they don’t think you have enough fat for a BBL than they do so based on experience and they are putting your well-being first and foremost. They are serving as patient advocates because they’re encouraging you not to have surgery because it’s not in your best interest.

I already addressed where fed can be harvested from and how to obtain proper amounts.

Lab results are not related to how much fat can be harvested or grafted.

Follow up with the nurse if you want to know what she was implying.

Best,

Mats Hagstrom MD