Brazilian Butt Lift Fat Transfer

The procedure begins with liposuction; we excise excess fat from selected areas of the hips, thighs, back, and abdomen. We then purify the suctioned fat before transferring it to the upper buttocks in small amounts.

That fat is then strategically injected at varying depths to form an enhanced, but very natural, new curve. The Brazilian Butt Lift is beneficial for several reasons, including the following:

• The areas that are liposuctioned are often “problem areas” (i.e., the flanks, thighs, lower back, and abdomen) that are hard to reduce with diet and exercise.
• By removing fat from these body parts, the area around the buttocks looks smaller and leaner.
• The surgeon tends to extract more fat than is needed to augment the buttocks because not all of the fat will survive the transplantation.
• Even patients will smaller frames agree that since the area around the buttocks looks smaller after surgery, the butt itself becomes more noticeable.
• The liposuctioned fat is injected into the upper quadrant of the buttocks, so it looks lifted in all the right places.

After a Brazilian Butt Lift surgery, you will experience some discomfort for a few hours after the anesthesia wears off. Dr Ali Izadpanah will give you medication to keep you as comfortable as possible.

Avoid the sitting position during the first week that follows your procedure. Patients wear a unique garment to reduce swelling for about two weeks. Cold compresses can further reduce swelling and ease any discomfort.

You may shower the day after your procedure, though many of our patients choose to wait an additional day. When you do choose to shower, pat dry the incision area or use a cool hair dryer.

We recommend removing surgical drains after the first week. Sutures are to be removed within ten days. Some patients experience bruising that last three to four weeks. Your incision scar will continue to improve for more than a year after your procedure. Avoiding cigarette smoking during the first two weeks after surgery will greatly assist your body’s natural healing processes.

Patients whose jobs do not involve full-time sitting usually return to work in just a few days. Other patients wait up to two weeks.

One month after your procedure swelling will have reduced substantially and you may resume your regular exercise routine.

Your complete and speedy recovery requires that several specific instructions be followed, including particular positions for rest and sleep, bathing techniques, and mild exercises. Be sure to ask your surgeon about any concerns or questions you have about the recovery process. We believe your health and happiness are the most important considerations at any time.