Brazilian Butt Lift

If you’d love to refine the contouring of your backside, a Brazilian butt lift is well worth consideration. This treatment is among the areas of expertise for Melinda Miller-Thrasher, MD, of Innovative Surgical Arts Medspa in Smyrna, Georgia. If you’d like more information, call today to schedule a consultation or book online in just moments.

Why consider a Brazilian butt lift?

For people who want a rounded, full, and shapely bottom, a Brazilian butt lift can truly deliver. This treatment combines liposuction and fat transfer, using your body’s tissues to create beautiful results. 

Numerous things can get in the way of achieving your ideal butt shape and size. Genetics predetermines quite a bit about how your bottom will appear. The aging process also doesn’t help when it comes to your buttocks. Gaining or losing a significant amount of weight will also complicate your efforts to achieve the curves you desire. 

Dr. Miller-Thrasher has extensive training in these procedures. She’s even earned membership in the World Association of Gluteal Surgeons and has perfected the latest techniques in butt lift surgery. 

What is the process for getting a Brazilian butt lift?

You’ll receive medication to keep you comfortable and relaxed throughout your procedure. A Brazilian butt lift begins with targeted liposuction to gather fat from your abdomen, flanks, and waist. That fat is purified and then injected into the areas of your buttocks where you desire additional volume. 

One variation of a Brazilian butt lift is known as a Booty Pop. This approach is less invasive than a traditional Brazilian butt lift and includes subtle liposuctioning of your upper buttock and lower back to further enhance your newly refined contouring.  

What can I expect during recovery after a Brazilian butt lift?

It takes time for your body to adapt after any fat transfer procedure, including a Brazilian butt lift. You’ll need to avoid placing any pressure on your buttocks in the initial phase of healing. This means lying and sleeping on your side for up to eight weeks. If you must sit, a special pillow helps reduce undue pressure on the surgical site. 

As with all surgical procedures, you should stay properly nourished and hydrated as you recover. In the first few days after your procedure, having a friend or loved one stay with you can make it easier to manage household tasks. 

Dr. Miller-Thrasher provides detailed post-procedure instructions. Following these guidelines can help you move through your recovery process with ease. If you have additional questions or concerns, feel free to book a consultation online or by phone.