Brazilian Butt Lift
A Brazilian buttock lift augments and shapes the buttocks to achieve more projection and roundness. Using the patient’s own fat harvested via liposuction, Dr. B injects it into the fatty tissue layer of the buttocks and hip dips. A BBL can also address other cosmetic concerns such as asymmetry, cellulite, and an unbalanced physique.
The surgery does rely on a patient having enough fat to transfer, which would make a significant difference in the shape and size of the buttocks. If a patient is too thin for a Brazilian butt lift surgery, a non-surgical BBL using semi-permanent fillers like Sculptra® or Radiesse® may help provide the desired effect.
360 Liposuction
Liposuction 360 refers to surgical liposuction performed 360 degrees around the body. Using a thin cannula, Dr. B harvests fat from targeted areas. In the case of BBL 360 lipo, the body fat is purified and injected into the buttocks. However, liposuction 360 can also be performed as a solo surgery.
A 360 liposuction procedure can treat many different areas, but usually treats the front of the upper and lower abdomen, upper and lower back, and sides of the body. Common treatment areas include the waist, abdomen, and back. Sometimes people will add the arms and thighs. It is one of the most popular procedures to make the body look snatched.
A BBL 360 Lipo Experience Built Around Safety
Dr. Scott Blyer has been closely involved in advancing BBL safety beyond his own operating room. He chairs the American Board of Cosmetic Surgery’s BBL Safety Committee and teaches BBL safety courses for the organization. He is also a WAGS-certified BBL Ultrasound Master, and Cameo Surgery Center is recognized by the World Association of Gluteal Surgeons as a training center for Safe Ultrasound Gluteal Fat Transfer.
That experience comes into the operating room with every BBL he performs. Dr. Blyer uses real-time ultrasound during fat transfer so he can see where the cannula is positioned beneath the skin rather than relying on feel alone.
Benefits of Getting a Brazilian Butt Lift on Long Island
Undergoing a combined Brazilian butt lift and 360 liposuction procedure has benefits and risks. Patients should consider and understand both when deciding if cosmetic surgery is right for them. Dr. Blyer also helps patients evaluate any elevated or additional risks they may carry.
Possible benefits of a BBL with 360 lipo include:
- All-over body contouring
- Smoother, more toned physique
- Fuller, rounder buttocks
- Correct hip dips
- Snatched waist
- Improve body symmetry
- Address unwanted dips or divots
- Results look and feel natural
- Long-lasting results
- Fit better in clothing
- Better self-esteem and confidence
- Safer than ever before, especially with RumpRadar™ technology
- Uses the body’s own fat
- Low risk overall
- Performed by one of New York’s leading BBL surgeons
Risks of a Brazilian Butt Lift with 360 Lipo
All surgeries come with inherent risks, including Brazilian butt lift surgery. As previously mentioned, Dr. B uses ultrasound technology along with traditional screening methods to reduce risks whenever and wherever possible. The risks of a Brazilian butt lift with liposuction 360 include:
- Poor healing
- Infection
- Prolonged swelling or bruising
- Fat embolism
- Skin discoloration
- Nerve damage
- Injury to anatomical structures
- Worsened or new cellulite
- Asymmetry
Significant complications or issues due to a BBL or 360 lipo are rare. Certain medical conditions or circumstances can increase certain risks.
RumpRadar™ Technology Changes the Game
RumpRadar™ is Cameo's ultrasound-guided technology for Brazilian butt lift surgery. During fat transfer, real-time ultrasound allows Dr. Blyer to see the position of the injection cannula beneath the skin. He can verify that the transferred fat is being placed in the subcutaneous tissue above the gluteal muscle.
There’s a reason why Dr. Blyer takes this extra step, and it’s all about patient safety. Fat placed too deeply during a BBL can enter blood vessels within or around the muscle and cause a dangerous fat embolism. Real-time ultrasound adds visual confirmation during the injection itself, giving Dr. Blyer another way to monitor the depth of the cannula as he works.
RumpRadar™ doesn’t make a BBL risk-free, but it allows Dr. Blyer to perform a procedure that was traditionally guided largely by feel with much more information about exactly where the cannula is positioned.
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