Brazilian Butt Lift Denver

A Brazilian Butt Lift is a popular cosmetic procedure that involves the transfer of fat from other parts of the body to the buttocks. This enhances the size and shape of the buttocks, creating a more pronounced and aesthetically pleasing contour.

Ideal candidates are those in good health, with realistic expectations, and who have sufficient fat deposits in other areas of their body suitable for fat grafting. It's also important for patients to have good skin tone in the buttocks area.

The procedure involves three key steps: liposuction to remove fat from other areas of the body (such as the abdomen, hips, or thighs), purification of the extracted fat, and the injection of the fat into the buttocks. The goal is to create a more full and rounded look.

Recovery varies, but typically, patients need to avoid sitting directly on their buttocks or lying on their back for about two weeks to avoid putting pressure on the fat grafts. Swelling, bruising, and discomfort are common, but they gradually decrease over time. Most people can return to work within 2-3 weeks, depending on the nature of their job.

Risks include infection, scarring, pain, unsatisfactory results, and complications related to fat transfer, such as fat embolism. Choosing a qualified and experienced surgeon can help minimize these risks.

The results can be long-lasting. However, significant weight fluctuations can affect the outcomes. It's important to maintain a stable weight and healthy lifestyle to preserve the results.

There are small incisions made for the liposuction and fat injection, which can result in scars. However, surgeons typically place these incisions strategically to minimize visible scarring.

Yes, a BBL can be combined with other body contouring procedures, such as tummy tucks or breast augmentations, depending on the patient's goals and overall health. This should be discussed with your surgeon.

Preparation includes undergoing a medical evaluation, stopping certain medications that can increase bleeding risk, and quitting smoking. Your surgeon will provide specific instructions based on your medical history and the procedure's requirements.