Brazilian Butt Lift Sydney

How long does BBL surgery take?

Liposuction with buttock augmentation is a surgical procedure that can take anywhere from two to four hours depending on the individual patient’s needs, the number of areas of the body being treated, and the amount of fat transferred.

Is there downtime after butt lift surgery?

After undergoing butt enhancement surgery, it’s usually recommended to allocate an average of 14 days to rest and recuperate during the recovery process. The length of time needed for recovery will vary based on factors including the nature of your job, and the areas of the body treated during the procedure.

For the purpose of minimising swelling and promoting the best possible healing, compression garments must be worn for a minimum of six weeks following surgery. As the weeks progress post-surgery, the outcomes of the procedure will become more evident. It’s worth noting that the final results of the surgery might take up to six months or longer to fully settle.

What is the recovery process after surgery?

After undergoing a Brazilian Butt Lift, it’s possible that the appearance of your buttocks might be slightly larger than anticipated. As an estimated 80% of the transferred fat cells are likely to survive the process, the doctor might inject a bit more fat to factor in any projected fat cell death. As the weeks and months progress post-surgery, the initial swelling will diminish, offering a clearer representation of the final appearance of your buttocks.

Following the procedure, it’s common to experience bruising, swelling, discomfort and pain, which is managed with prescription pain relief provided by your doctor. It’s imperative to diligently follow the post-procedure aftercare guidelines provided, ensure attendance at all scheduled follow ups, and self-perform daily lymphatic drainage massages on all of the areas of the body treated.

Am I able to sit down after a buttock lift?

It is advised to take certain precautions to support your buttocks during the recovery process. One of these aftercare precautions is to try and minimise direct pressure on the treated area when possible. This can help the transferred fat cells receive a stable blood supply. Direct pressure, such as sitting or lying on your back, might affect the blood circulation to the newly transferred fat cells, potentially impacting the final results.

If situations arise where sitting becomes necessary, Cosmos Aesthetics recommends using a specialised BBL pillow, or adjust your posture and sit forward on your thighs to reduce direct pressure on the buttocks.

How much of the transferred fat survives?

If you’re contemplating a BBL procedure, it’s important to be aware that not all of the transferred fat will survive the process. The survival rate of fat transferred in a buttock augmentation using Vaser Lipo is around 80 percent.

There are also additional steps that can be taken by patients to assist the grafted fat. Such measures encompass wearing the compression garments, refraining from putting direct pressure on the buttocks during the recovery period, and ensuring weight remains stable with no excessive weight gain or weight loss.