What treatment aims to address
Abdominal liposuction with fat transfer to the hips and buttocks, planned to improve waist-to-hip balance and body contour using your own fat.
Body treatment
Abdominal liposuction with fat transfer to the hips and buttocks, planned to improve waist-to-hip balance and body contour using your own fat.
Abdominal liposuction with fat transfer to the hips and buttocks, planned to improve waist-to-hip balance and body contour using your own fat.
BBL is body contouring, not a weight-loss procedure. It cannot guarantee a particular buttock size, exact symmetry, an hourglass shape, skin tightening, or a fixed percentage of fat survival.
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These are usual clinic estimates, not guaranteed recovery deadlines. Your procedure-specific instructions, healing and individual clearance take priority.
The usual follow-up for fat grafting and liposuction is around 2 weeks after treatment.
Follow-ups are included. Further visits are arranged according to your recovery.
If your procedure requires stitch removal, confirm the date separately with the clinic; your follow-up date does not replace specific wound-care instructions.
The usual estimate is around 2–3 days, depending on your procedure, comfort, work duties and your surgeon’s advice.
The usual estimate is around 2–4 weeks. Confirm clearance for the lifting, bending and exertion involved in your job.
Confirm these separately with your surgeon. Being ready for desk work does not mean you are cleared for exercise, driving or travel.
A companion is required for a sedated procedure. Arrange this before your treatment date.
Plan your treatment
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Follow-up visits are included. Your visit schedule is confirmed as part of your individual care plan.
The final price, treatment areas, expected fat volume, and package inclusions are confirmed after assessment. Laboratory tests, medical clearance, additional garments, or treatment outside the standard plan may involve separate costs.
Final pricing and the treatment plan are confirmed after an in-person assessment.
Real patient outcomes
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Grouped Case Series
Five coordinated views from one patient case, including an intraoperative comparison and the two-week transformation.
Grouped Case Series
Three coordinated views from one patient case, including an intraoperative comparison and the two-week transformation.
Individual results vary. Lighting, angle, timing, anatomy, and healing can differ between cases. Images are educational and do not promise or guarantee a specific outcome.
A Brazilian Butt Lift, or BBL, is a body-contouring procedure that uses your own fat to improve the shape and fullness of the buttocks and hips. Fat is removed from selected areas—usually the abdomen, waist, flanks, and lower back—then prepared and transferred to the planned areas.
At BienPoMD, BBL is performed together with Hourglass Abdominal Liposuction 360°. The goal is to improve the relationship between the waist, hips, and buttocks rather than focusing on buttock size alone.
BBL may be considered for adults who:
Patients with very low body fat may not have enough donor fat for the procedure. Skin quality, body proportions, health, medications, smoking, weight stability, and recovery capacity are also assessed during the in-person consultation.
An in-person consultation is required before surgery. Common pre-operative tests may include CBC, chest X-ray, 12-lead ECG, kidney and liver tests, fasting blood sugar, and clotting tests. Other tests may be requested based on your health history.
Patients aged 50 and above, and patients with hypertension, diabetes, heart or lung concerns, or other medical conditions, may need cardiopulmonary clearance and additional testing. Clearance does not automatically mean that surgery is appropriate; the final decision is based on the complete assessment.
Swelling, bruising, soreness, tightness, temporary numbness, fluid drainage, and early contour unevenness are expected. Light walking begins as advised to support circulation. Prolonged pressure on the grafted areas is usually avoided for at least 2–3 weeks, and positioning instructions must be followed carefully.
Fat survival is not completely predictable. Some transferred fat is naturally reabsorbed during healing, so the early result is not the final result. Weight changes, smoking, nutrition, pressure, activity, and individual healing can affect the outcome.
BBL is body contouring, not a weight-loss procedure. It cannot guarantee a particular buttock size, exact symmetry, an hourglass shape, skin tightening, or a fixed percentage of fat survival.
Risks include bleeding, infection, fluid collection, contour irregularity, asymmetry, fat loss or fat necrosis, skin injury, scarring, numbness, blood clots, anesthesia complications, fat embolism, and the possible need for further treatment. BBL is major surgery and requires careful patient selection, surgical planning, and postoperative follow-up.
Frequently asked questions
Some transferred fat is naturally reabsorbed. The original BienPoMD guidance gives a general estimate of about 60–70% long-term survival, but the actual amount varies and cannot be guaranteed.
Fat is commonly harvested from the abdomen, waist, flanks, and lower back. The exact areas depend on your fat distribution, skin quality, safety limits, and the contour being planned.
Prolonged pressure on the buttocks is usually avoided for at least 2–3 weeks. Dr. Bien will give specific positioning, sitting, sleeping, and travel instructions based on your procedure and healing.
You need enough donor fat to harvest and transfer safely. Patients with very low body fat may not be suitable, and gaining weight only for surgery is not automatically recommended.
No. Liposuction removes selected fat to improve contour, but BBL is not a weight-loss procedure. Changes are usually more noticeable in shape and proportion than on the scale.
Light walking begins early as advised. More demanding exercise, squats, and lower-body training often wait at least 4–6 weeks, depending on healing and your surgeon’s instructions.
Follow positioning instructions, avoid smoking and alcohol, eat adequate protein, stay hydrated, take medicines as directed, and keep every scheduled follow-up. Even with proper care, fat survival varies.
Keep your weight reasonably stable and maintain healthy nutrition and activity after clearance. Significant weight loss, weight gain, pregnancy, and aging can change the contour over time.
Meet Dr. Bien in person, discuss what concerns you, and receive an honest assessment of what may—or may not—be appropriate.
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