Butt aesthetics is a subject that emerged as a result of people’s desire to have a beautiful and natural-looking butt.

Butt aesthetics is a subject that emerged as a result of people’s desire to have a beautiful and natural-looking butt. Brazilian butt lift is a plastic surgery performed to meet this desire. This procedure can use many methods such as liposuction, fat grafts, silicone prostheses, and tissue flaps.

 

Liposuction is used to aspirate excess fat in the waist, abdomen, hips, and buttocks. Aspirated oils can be used as fat grafts to enlarge and beautify the butt. Silicone prostheses are preferred in people who do not have suitable adipose tissue, and a more natural appearance can be obtained with fat grafts.

 

Excessive sagging of the buttock skin can be seen in those who lose weight as a result of obesity surgery or intense diet restriction. In this case, the fat graft cannot be used, or even if there is adipose tissue, it will melt due to dietary restrictions. In this case, the butt implant may not be a suitable solution. The skin of the sagging tissues can be removed and used as a flap to enlarge the butt, and an implant can be added for the desired volume.

 

These methods can be used alone or together, depending on the needs of butt aesthetics. However, some people are not suitable for every method, and every method carries risks. Therefore, it is important to consult with a plastic surgeon before making a final decision about butt lift surgery.

 

What are the changes after the butt lift surgery?

 

Butt lift surgery is a plastic surgery that aims to make the buttocks of many people have a full, shaped, and aesthetic appearance. After the surgery, with a butt lift, patients usually get a more beautiful and fuller butt.

 

The operation is performed by injecting the desired areas of the buttock after the removal and purification of the fat with the liposuction technique. Silicone implants can be placed in the gluteus maximus muscle, intramuscularly, or under the fascia.

 

Post-operatively, patients should wear a pressure corset over the wound area, which should be used for 4-8 weeks. There may be swelling and pain in the buttock in the first days, but patients can usually return to work and light activities after a week.