5'3, 106lb: do I have enough fat for a Brazilian Butt Lift and lipo 360? Could I get liposuction on my arms? (photos)

Hi Warmhearted, It all depends on what you think "enough" is. You have some areas that can be treated with liposuction including the abdominal wall and low back with the sides of the waist. This fat can then be transferred to the buttock to provide an improvement in the shape and the asymmetry that is present and by reducing the areas of fullness in the low back and side of waist it will automatically give an improvement in the appearance of the buttock even before fat is transferred. Short of buttock implants whatever fat is available is all you can use. It will bring you towards your goal with the question being whether you would reach your goal. Small amounts of fat make smaller differences but can very reliably provide a nice Improvement if you work with an experienced board-certified plastic surgeon. Further Improvement can be seen in regards to the area's treated with liposuction if your skin quality has good elasticity which is not possible to fully decipher through photos. Best of luck.

In almost every case, I do not recommend weight gain prior to a BBL. It is far better to maintain a stable weight rather than gain weight. The thinner patient requires an expert at liposuction to remove as much fat as possible while leaving the skin smooth. There is tremendous difference in skill level among plastic surgeons in fat removal and fat transfer skills. Look at before and after photos of skinny BBLs on the plastic surgeon's web site.