Brazilian Butt Lift

What is Brazilian Butt Lift?

The Brazilian Butt Lift is simply a popular cosmetic surgery operation that aims to give the butt a fuller appearance through fat transfer. It is also more recently referred to as SSBA (Safe Subcutaneous Buttock Augmentation). It has remarkable results with its natural appearance. 

Brazilian Butt Lift Procedure

Brazilian Butt Lift operation is usually performed under full anesthesia, but local anesthesia may be preferred if a small amount of fat is transferred.

The following steps are followed while performing the operation:

• Fat is removed from other parts of the body such as the hips, abdomen, and thighs by the liposuction method. In the meantime, an incision is made and special tubes are used to collect the fat.
• The fat extracted from the body is ready to be injected into the butt area after being purified.
• The treated fat is then injected into certain parts of the buttocks to give it a more curved and fuller appearance. During this time, several incisions are made.
• The incisions are closed by suturing. Measures are taken to prevent bleeding with the help of a corset.

Who Is A Good Candidate For Brazilian Butt Lift?

If you have one or more of the reasons listed below, if your general health is good, and if you feel ready and have a positive attitude about this operation, you are a good candidate for Brazilian Butt Lift.

• If your lower body curves are narrower than your upper body, your hips are straight,
• If you want to get rid of your oily areas, shape your body contour and give fullness to your hips,
• If you want to look more attractive with your wearings, 
• If you want younger, fuller, and aesthetically pleasing buttocks.

What is Brazilian Butt Lift Recovery Like? 

Like in any cosmetic surgery, it is very important to take special care and follow all the instructions given by the surgeon for the healing process (post-operative bandage, incision care, drain medication use, etc.). The hospital stay (overnight) is one day unless there is another medical necessity.

After discharge, there will be post-operative visits on the days to be determined by the surgeon. Drains are removed after the control of the surgeon or if necessary, they are left for the next control.