Am I too thin for a BBL? (Photo)

Thank you for your question. You are a good candidate for a brazilian butt lift. When planning a Brazilian butt lift, patients can look forward to a double benefit: reducing areas of unwanted fat while gaining a perkier, rounded posterior.  Each procedure must be planned according to the individual needs of patients, harvesting fat from target areas of the torso, thighs or knees and transferring it to create smooth, attractive contours optimized for each person. You appear to have enough fat available to get a great result. The amount of fat transferred from targeted areas depends on the quantity available and the extent of buttock augmentation each patient desires. That said, you definitely have to choose your surgeon correctly and make sure that he/she has the training and experience to meet your goals with absolute safety.  Best is a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon with specialized expertise in this procedure.

Your waist to hip ratio and buttock projection can be improved by harvesting fat from your lower back and thighs primarily. An exam in person would be necessary to determine if your anatomy is consistent with your aesthetic goals. You may need to gain a few pounds, but should have a very good result. Consult with a few plastic surgeons for a thorough exam.Best wishes,Dr.Bruno

In my practice we usually take from the back to sculpt out and give that perfect A shape vs the V shape some women have. We also take from additional areas if necessary or requested by the patient.  You already have a great A shape, but it can be accentuated.  Based on the amount of fat your surgeon of choice is able to harvest will determine how large you are able to go. From your photos provided there are definitely some donor sites that your surgeon would be able to pull the adequate amount of injectable fat from. One rule of thumb I like to go by is, if you start with a great shape you will end up withe great results! I wish you the best of luck on this exciting journey!**"The above answer posted has been given without seeing this patient and cannot be substituted for an actual in-person examination/consultation with a medical professional and professional advice; it is only opinion based on photos and/or description of symptoms. Seek in-person treatment with a trained BCPS medical professional for appropriate action and care to be given."**