Who is a Good Candidate for Butt Augmentation?
Qualifications: To determine candidacy for butt augmentation, various factors are considered. In general, a good candidate:
Is in good health.
Is prepared for the recovery process
Does not have chronic conditions hindering wound healing.
Does not smoke.
Has realistic expectations about the results.
Who isn’t a Good Candidate for Butt Augmentation?
Exclusions:
Individuals in poor health or those unable to quit smoking weeks before the procedure are generally not suitable candidates. Goals and anatomy also play a role, with considerations such as body frame and weight stability affecting candidacy for specific procedures.
Procedure Details
Preparation:
Before butt augmentation surgery, specific preparations are necessary, including:
Quitting smoking at least six weeks before the surgery.
Discontinuing medications that increase bleeding.
Before Surgery:
All three types of butt augmentation surgeries may involve general anesthesia. Antibiotics may be administered to prevent infection.
During Surgery:
The surgical duration varies for each type:
Butt Implants: Incisions are made, and implants are inserted inside or below the muscle.
BBL: Fat is extracted via liposuction and injected into the buttocks below the skin.
Butt Lift: Excess skin is removed through incisions in the lower back, hips, or below the buttocks.
After Surgery:
Post-surgery, patients will need to:
Wait to have shower for atleast 24 to 48 hours.
Use a pillow for sitting and sleep on their stomach.
Potentially use surgical drains and wear compression garments.
Medications:
Patients may need to take antibiotics, pain medication, medicine to prevent blood clots, and stool softeners.
Risks / Benefits of Butt Augmentation
Benefits of Butt Augmentation
Butt augmentation enhances the appearance of the buttocks, providing a rounder and more youthful shape. Each procedure has unique benefits:
Butt Implants: Long-term enhancement for those lacking sufficient body fat for BBL.
BBL: Natural look and feel by using the patient's own fat.
Butt Lift: Permanent removal of excess loose skin for a smoother surface.
Complications or Risks
Risks vary in severity and include:
Build-up of fluid (seroma) or blood under the skin (hematoma).
Chronic pain.
Fat tissue death (fat necrosis).
Incisions splitting.
Permanent sensation loss.
Blood clots or fat clots leading to severe complications.
Permanent scarring.
Severe infection.
Undesirable appearance.
Recovery and Outlook
Recovery Time
Butt augmentation has an extended recovery period. Patients will not be able to sit directly on their buttocks for several weeks, and complete healing may take months to a year.
Return to Activities
Returning to work or engaging in strenuous activities may require several weeks to a month or longer.
When to See the Doctor
Post-Surgery Concerns
Patients should contact their plastic surgeon if experiencing:
Chest pain.
Excessive bleeding.
Extreme pain.
Fever.
Severe swelling.
Shortness of breath.
In summary, butt augmentation involves different techniques tailored to specific procedures. The process aims to add volume or remove excess skin, resulting in a younger-looking and firmer buttocks. Each surgery type presents risks and necessitates a thorough recovery.
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Frequently Questions Asked
Who are the right candidates for buttock augmentation?
Any woman who feels that she desires a curvaceous body can undergo this surgery. Patients of massive weight loss are also prime candidates for this procedure.
Males looking for a more defined and an athletic looking buttock can also check out this surgery.
Is this the same as the Brazilian Butt Lift(BBL)?
BBL is a surgery where fat was put into the muscles in the buttock. There have been reports of even deaths with this surgery. Hence, based on international guidelines we do not perform this surgery. What we do is grafting fat into the subcutaneous tissue by a procedure known as EVL or Expansion Vibration Liposculpting⁴pp. This is a safe method with equally gratifying results.
Is it that I will have a big butt after this surgery?
Not necessarily. It depends on what you want. If you only want a change in shape or filling of certain areas, the procedure can be customised accordingly.
