Butt augmentation is a surgical procedure that enlarges and/or shapes the hips with your own fat for a more prominent, voluminous appearance. If you are not satisfied with the appearance of your butt and desire a fuller, younger look, this procedure may be right for you. Brazilian Butt Lift (BBL) uses micro fat grafting to add volume and sculpt curvy, shapely hips.

The Brazilian Butt Lift is completed in three stages:

1. Fat is removed from areas . where liposuction can be applied, such as hips, thighs, and abdomen.
2. The removed fat is purified and prepared for injection.
3. The ready-to-inject fat is transferred to certain areas of the hip, increasing its width and correcting the shape.
Before the Brazilian Butt Lift procedure, which is considered an outpatient treatment, general or local anesthesia is applied. Brazilian Butt Lift, which improves butt size, may not be suitable for everyone. People who meet the following criteria are the most suitable candidates for the Brazilian Butt Lift procedure:

Those who want the hip area to be voluminous without the implant process
Those who have a smooth hip area color tone
Those who have enough fat for the procedure
Brazilian Butt Lift is not a traditional lifting procedure. There are more suitable aesthetic treatment options for those who want to have a lifting-like procedure in the hip area.

Having hip surgery requires some special changes in the healing process. Although the pain is typically minimal and easily controlled with pain medication, you will not be allowed to sit or lie directly on your hip for about 2 weeks after the Brazilian Butt Lift. During this time, you will need to sleep or lie on your face or side, or stand for all activities except using the toilet.

When you’re ready, your plastic surgeon will allow you to sit in a modified position by using a “donut” chair or placing a pillow under your thighs to avoid putting pressure on the hips. Normal sitting activity is usually allowed after about 8 weeks. If you follow your plastic surgeon’s instructions, you should be able to resume light daily activities within 1 week of surgery and return to work within 10 to 14 days.