The Brazilian butt lift is a gluteal fat grafting technique that enhances buttock volume and projection, as well as general form and symmetry, by using extra fat removed from other parts of the body. Three to six months will pass before your buttocks stabilize. Most patients may expect their Brazilian butt lift results to endure five years or longer.

If you treat the surgery to perfect the outcomes, the results may sometimes last a decade. Before considering having a BBL, patients who are trying to lose weight or who are currently actively reducing weight should have reached their target weight or be within 3 to 4 kg of it, and their BMI should also be under 30.

How common is BBL around the world?

Board-certified surgeons performed BBL surgery on more than 20,000 patients in 2017, up significantly from 8,500 in 2012, according to the American Society of Plastic Surgeons. Women use a BBL to slim down any problem areas of body fat, improve their shape, and look better in clothing.

Furthermore, according to a report by the International Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, the number of BBLs performed internationally since 2015 has increased by 77.6 percent, making it the fastest-growing cosmetic treatment globally.