Brazil buttlift is fat transfer surgery to buttocks
Brazilian butt lift is essnetially a fat grafting procedure to the buttocks, but it does also involve “molding” of the surrounding tissues. The procedure is rising in demand drastically and , at least to my experience, patient satisfaction seems very high.
From the medical point of view, the most importnat differnece between fat graft buttock augmentation and implants are that buttock implants have a relatively high compliaction and revision rate, whilst Brazilian butt lift may result in resporption of the grafted fat as worst case scenario.and even this has become rare with modern fat grafting technqiues, especially Body Jet. (Alexander Aslani, MD, Spain Plastic Surgeon)
A Brazilian Butt Lift (BBL) is the catchy name given to sculpting of the buttocks and adjacent lower back and hips and selective augmentation of the buttock hemispheres by the grafting of fat obtained from other parts of the body (lower back, tummy etc).
A Brazilian butt Lift is NOT the squirting of a large volume of fat into each buttock cheek and walking away. It is an artistic endeavor in which the lower back and hips are sculpted and the buttock cheeks are enhanced to complement YOUR frame. The ultimate outcome would depend on the quality of your buttock tissues, the amount of fat obtainable from your tissues and the surgeon’s artistic eye. (Peter A. Aldea, MD, Memphis Plastic Surgeon)
Brazilian Buttock Lift vs Butt injection
Brazilian buttock lift (BBL) procedure is one of the best contouring procedure available to most people. During the procedure, we remove excess fat by sculpting the body and waistline. The fat is then processed and only the best fat is injected into the buttocks and hips. This procedure is about shape and volume. BBL gives more shape than volume.
For those who want additional volume, buttock implants are also available to augment the volume. Injection of anything else into your buttocks can be very dangerous. Fat and silicone implant are FDA approved. Plastic surgeons do not inject other things. Most if not all those who inject are usually not physicians. (Stanley Okoro, MD, Atlanta Plastic Surgeon)