I am really keen to get a Brazilian Butt Lift, however a major concern of mine, is that the skin around my butt and hips is extremely tight. I have even sent over pictures to a surgeon in Istanbul and he suggested that my results would be considerably limited, as my butt would not “hold that much fat”. I am able to accept that in terms of projection, I may not see a huge difference, but is it worth undergoing this procedure in the hopes of seeing some what of an improvement?
June 19, 2022
Answer: BBL candidate Dear Serenahanif,
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June 19, 2022
Answer: BBL candidate Dear Serenahanif,
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June 21, 2022
Answer: Weight loss and BBL and Gain Weight. Skin tightness is a major factor to determine how much fat transfer your butt can recieve. Because this will affect the pressure of the fat inside and the vitality of the fat graft cells. So this means your improvement may be less. I advise to my patients like your skin type to loose weight first, and do the BBL. In this way, fat cells reduce in size but not in nunmber, so the butt will allow for more fat cells. After these cells take (provide their own circulation and live) then you may gain weight and so the fat cells will grow and gradually give a more natural and safe volume.
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June 21, 2022
Answer: Weight loss and BBL and Gain Weight. Skin tightness is a major factor to determine how much fat transfer your butt can recieve. Because this will affect the pressure of the fat inside and the vitality of the fat graft cells. So this means your improvement may be less. I advise to my patients like your skin type to loose weight first, and do the BBL. In this way, fat cells reduce in size but not in nunmber, so the butt will allow for more fat cells. After these cells take (provide their own circulation and live) then you may gain weight and so the fat cells will grow and gradually give a more natural and safe volume.
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