All you need to know about BBL!!


By Ramat Mustapha U17MM1144

BRAZILIAN BUTT LIFT (BBL). It is a surgery where the doctor transfers fat from the stomach,hips and thighs to the buttocks, which later give an hourglass shape after the surgery is done. BBL is done by most people because it gives them shape and increases the size of their buttocks without the use of artificial implants and at the same time helps to remove unwanted fats from the stomach and hips…

BBL is done by;
1. people who are in good health
2. Have extra fats that can be removed to the buttocks
3. Wants larger and bigger looking butts. 
4. Can avoid sitting on your buttocks for several weeks after surgery. 
5. Can avoid sleeping on the back for several weeks after surgery. 

The difference between Brazilian Butt lift (BBL) and Butt implant is that a butt implant is a silicone object placed in the buttocks area to enhance it, while BBL uses fat from your own body. Butt implant carries more risk than that of BBL. You can get capsular contracture. This is when the scar tissue that forms around implants normally becomes too hard and starts to contract. In some cases, this can cause pain or problems with how the implant looks. Implants also have a higher risk of infection after surgery. But buttock implants might be a good option for people who don't have enough extra fat to transfer for a successful Brazilian butt lift. 

WHAT HAPPENS DURING THE SURGERY? The doctor gives anesthesia so you're not awake and won't feel any pain during the procedure.The first part of the surgery involves liposuction. They'll attach a thin metal hose (cannula) to a suction device. Then they'll make small cuts in areas of your body where they want to take fat from. They'll put the cannula into the fat between your skin and muscle. Next, they suck out the fat. The second part of the procedure is putting the purified fat into your buttocks. The doctor will make small cuts around your buttock area. Then they'll inject the purified fat into your butt. Most of it will go into the upper area of your butt. Finally, they'll stitch up areas where they made cuts, They'll wrap up the affected areas with a compression band. This helps reduce bleeding. When you wake up, you may be groggy and sore. 

RECOVERING AFTER THE SURGERY. After getting a BBL, it is important to follow the recovery instructions from your doctor closely. If you don't, you risk killing the transferred fat cells. (Your body will absorb 20% to 40% of the injected fat as it heals.) Following the directions after surgery can help you get the results you want. Directly after surgery, you can expect bruising and swelling in the area where fat was removed with liposuction. It may be hard to move around for the first few days after the surgery, but it's important to get up and walk around. This will help with the overall recovery process. It will also help to prevent constipation that can be caused by some narcotic painkillers. You may also notice some bloody fluid leaking from the cuts your surgeon made. This is normal. Pain Relief. Your doctor may give you a prescription medicine, or you may opt for an over-the-counter pain reliever. The pain should ease up after 1 to 2 weeks. 



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BBL COMPLICATIONS:: Any surgery comes with risk. The risks of a Brazilian butt lift include fat being injected too deeply, leading to fat embolization. This is a condition where fat gets into your bloodstream and travels to your heart or lungs, blocking arteries or veins. Some other risks are: Infection after surgery Changes to skin sensation, including numbness Loose skin, particularly where liposuction was performed Scarring Bruising Swelling Skin discoloration.








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  1. AnonymousSeptember 8, 2023 at 9:38 PM

    Great piece

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  2. AnonymousSeptember 8, 2023 at 9:58 PM

    Wonderful piece.. Very educative..❤ thank you for the enlightenment..

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