| Surgical procedure designed to improve the contour of the abdomen, flanks, back and thighs and augmenting the buttock contour. | |
|---|---|
| Length of Surgery | 4 - 6 hours |
| In/Outpatient | Usually outpatient |
| Anesthesia | Usually General |
| Duration of results | Long lasting, however weight loss/gain, pregnancy, and age may reduce surgical results over time. |
Patient was interested in dramatic improvement of her abdominal and buttock contour.
She underwent a Brazilian buttock lift which involved liposuction from her abdomen, flanks, back and thighs. We transferred approximately 400 cc of fat into each thigh.
She has a lasting post-op results (post-op pictures are one year later) with an excellent contour improvement of her buttocks. She was thrilled with her results.
It has become commonplace to see pre- and post-operative photographs of surgical patients on plastic surgery websites. We value our patients and their privacy.
We have placed some pre-op and post-op photos of some of our plastic surgery procedures on-line but require you to provide an email to which a link will be sent so you can view the images.
We, of course, hope you will choose Tri Valley Plastic Surgery for your plastic surgery needs, but we encourage patients to speak with other physicians as well. We have compiled a list of questions that should be helpful if you decide to talk to other doctors.
Women that undergo Brazilian buttock lift surgery are looking to improve the contour of their abdomen, flanks and possibly thighs while improving the contour of the buttocks. The huge advantage of this surgery is it uses your own fat to permanently improve your look. Ideal Brazilian butt lift candidates are :
Before undergoing a Brazilian buttock lift (liposuction with fat transfer), it is important that as a patient you understand what a Brazilian butt lift procedure entails. If in doubt ask Dr. Williams and the Tri Valley Plastic Surgery team to discuss specific issues.
Brazilian butt lift (liposuction with fat transfer to the buttocks): A cosmetic surgical procedure where Dr. Williams performs liposuction to the abdomen, flanks, thighs, back or other areas, processes the fat, then using special techniques, reinjects the fat into the buttocks to improve the shape and contour.
The Brazilian butt lift is a type of butt augmentation procedure which results in a youthful, prominent, perky buttocks and a more sensual body profile. Dr. Williams removes fat from selected areas of your body, purifies the fat, then reinjects selected donor fat cells into your buttocks. The process of fat reinjection involves scores or hundreds of injections which all take place through just a few small liposuction type incisions. The procedure is designed to fill the upper quadrant of your buttocks so that the butt appears lifted and perky. The resulting effect is that the woman appears more attractive and sensuous.
Dr. Williams and the Tri Valley Plastic Surgery team will carefully explain your liposuction and fat transfer operation (Brazilian butt lift) with you at your initial consultation. Prior to surgery you may be asked to:
You may also receive special instructions prior to surgery which include:
Dr. Williams performs Brazilian lift surgery in an accredited outpatient/ambulatory hospital surgical center
Brazilian butt lift is a highly individualized procedure achieved through a variety of incision patterns and techniques. The appropriate technique for your individual case will be determined by your goals, the amount of fat you have, where that fat is and your skin quality and skin elasticity. Dr. Williams will review your incision options to maximize your cosmetic result.
Medications are administered for your comfort during the surgical procedures.
Once your Brazilian buttock lift procedure is completed, the surgical areas will be covered in dressings. You will have to wear a compression garmet for several weeks.
Brazilian butt lift recovery times vary from patient to patient. Initial Brazilian butt lift recovery may include swelling and slight discomfort at the incision sites and the buttocks. It is quite common to experience discomfort which is well controlled with medication.
The Tri Valley Plastic Surgery team will advise you of:
A return to light and normal activity is possible as soon as you feel ready, which is normally a few days after surgery, however initial healing may take between 5 to 10 days. You will be able to return to work and resume normal activity after this time. It is advisable not to engage in any vigorous exercise or activity or heavy lifting within 4 to 6 weeks after your procedure to avoid bleeding complications.
Brazilian butt lift recovery times can take up to several weeks as swelling slowly resolves. Incisions will gradually fade; although permanent they are often inconspicuous.
The decision to have Brazilian buttock lift surgery is a personal one and you will have to decide if the surgery will achieve your goals and expectations. Risks and potential complications are possible and it is advised that you discuss these in detail with Dr. Williams and the Tri Valley Plastic Surgery team.
We perform Brazilian butt lift procedures frequently (and are one of the few practices in the Bay Area that perform this operation commonly), and we have an exceptional safety and cosmetic track record. However, in order to make an informed decision and give your consent, you need to be aware of the possible side-effects and the risk of complications.
These are the unwanted, but mostly temporary effects of a successful treatment, for example, feeling sick as a result of the general anesthetic.
For a few weeks after surgery, the surgical sites will feel sore, swollen and hard, and you may feel a burning sensation in surgical sites.
You will have scars (though they are very small and well hidden), they will be pink and noticeable at first, but they should fade gradually.
It is possible that you still won't be satisfied with your appearance after the operation.
All surgery carries risks associated with anesthesia. These and additional risks will be discussed prior to your consent.
The exact risks are specific to you and will differ for every person. We're happy to take the time to explain how these risks apply to you.