Mai Delacruz
Personal Fitness Trainer & Health Coach
BBL And Genetics
Mai Delacruz
Personal Fitness Trainer & Health Coach
The size and shape of a person's buttocks can significantly impact their physical appearance and femininity. Women with enormous buttocks are often idolized, leading to low self-esteem for others. If you have struggled with feeling self-conscious about your buttocks, you may be considering a buttock augmentation procedure.
Two main methods for augmenting the buttocks are fat transfer and implants. Both ways can produce effective results but also have risks and drawbacks. One potential issue some patients experience after a buttock augmentation is an asymmetry, where one buttock differs significantly in size or shape. While this is a rare occurrence, it is essential to be aware of the possibility and to discuss any concerns with your plastic surgeon. If you are experiencing asymmetry following your buttock augmentation, bringing this up with your surgeon to discuss potential solutions is essential.
Asymmetry after a buttocks augmentation surgery can be understood by first understanding the procedures involved. There are two main options for enhancing the buttocks: a fat transfer or implants.
In a fat transfer procedure called a Brazilian butt lift, excess fat is removed from body areas such as the abdomen, waist, and back bra rolls using liposuction. This fat is then processed and injected into the buttocks to increase volume and change its shape.
Buttock implants, on the other hand, involve using external objects, such as silicone implants, to increase the size of the buttocks. These implants come in various sizes and are inserted through an incision made in the buttocks, with the position of the implant depending on the desired results and the surgeon's recommendations.
It is important to note that the results of both procedures will not be immediately visible, as the buttocks will likely be swollen and bruised after surgery. It may take several weeks or months for the swelling to subside and the buttocks to take on their new shape. It is essential to be patient during this process.
It is typically recommended to wait at least three months after a butt augmentation surgery to see the final results. If your buttocks appear uneven even after this time, it may indicate that the procedure did not produce the desired results. In this case, you should contact your plastic surgeon to discuss the issue and consider corrective procedures.
There are several potential causes for asymmetry in the buttocks after surgery. One possible cause is the asymmetry before the surgery, which the surgeon may not have addressed by using different-sized implants for each buttock. Surgical errors, such as poor contouring or uneven fat injection, can also lead to asymmetry.
Additionally, the recovery period is essential for optimal results, and if the patient does not follow their surgeon's post-operative guidelines, they may contribute to asymmetry. For example, sleeping on the back or sitting for extended periods in the first weeks after the procedure can damage or displace the fat cells in a fat transfer procedure or cause implants to shift in an implant procedure.
It is essential to be aware of the potential for asymmetry after a buttock augmentation and to address any concerns with your surgeon.
Another potential cause of asymmetry in the buttocks after surgery is capsular contracture, which occurs when scar tissue develops around the buttocks and contracts, altering the shape of the buttocks and causing pain. Although the risk of this condition is low, it is essential to be aware of it as a possibility. Suppose you are experiencing changes in the shape or discomfort in your buttocks after surgery. In that case, you should discuss this with your surgeon to determine the cause and appropriate treatment.
Asymmetry is not uncommon after a Brazilian Butt Lift (BBL). This is because the procedure involves transferring fat from one part of the body to another, and it can be difficult to get perfect symmetry. However, if the asymmetry is significant or if it bothers you, you should consult with your plastic surgeon to determine if any corrective measures can be taken.
There are several reasons why a BBL may look flat. One possible reason is that not enough fat was transferred to the buttocks during the procedure. Another possible reason is that the fat did not survive the transfer process and was reabsorbed by the body. Additionally, post-operative swelling can sometimes mask the final results, making the buttocks appear flatter than they actually are. If you are concerned about your results, you should consult with your plastic surgeon.
To shape your body after a BBL, it is important to maintain a healthy diet and exercise routine. This can help to maintain the shape of your buttocks and prevent the loss of fat over time. Additionally, wearing compression garments as instructed by your plastic surgeon can help to promote healing and shape your body.
In some cases, a BBL can be corrected. If you are unhappy with your results or experience any complications after your initial procedure, you should consult with your plastic surgeon to determine if any corrective measures can be taken. This may involve additional procedures or revisions to the initial surgery.
It is not recommended to reverse a BBL. This is because the procedure involves transferring fat from one part of the body to another, and it can be difficult to reverse the effects of the surgery. Additionally, reversing the procedure can have negative effects on the shape and appearance of your buttocks.
While exercise can help to maintain the shape and appearance of your buttocks after a BBL, it is not possible to reverse the effects of the surgery with exercise alone. This is because the procedure involves physically transferring fat from one part of the body to another, and exercise cannot reverse this process.