BBL (Brazilian Butt Lift), or Brazilian Butt Lift, has become one of the most popular procedures in the world of plastic surgery in recent years. Both women and men prefer this procedure to sculpt body contours and achieve a fuller, curvier buttock appearance. The BBL not only makes the buttocks more prominent, but fat is removed from other parts of the body and transferred to the buttocks, adding volume in a natural way.

What is BBL (Brazilian Butt Lift)?

BBL is a plastic surgery performed by injecting fat taken from certain parts of the body through liposuction into the buttocks. The aim of this procedure is to increase the volume of the buttocks and to achieve a more shaped and natural butt appearance. With liposuction, excess fat is removed from the abdomen, hips, waist or back and injected into the buttocks. Thus, the buttocks both gain volume and take a more shaped, rounded form.

How to do BBL?

1. Oil Intake The procedure begins with liposuction of fat from areas of the patient's body where excess fat accumulates (e.g. abdomen, waist, hips).
2. Oil Filtration: The oil is cleaned and purified.
3. Fat Injection This purified fat is then injected into the buttocks through specific points.
4. Results: At the end of this procedure, the buttocks become fuller and more prominent, and the body contours appear more proportionate.

Advantages of the BBL

• Natural Consequences: BBL provides a more natural appearance thanks to the use of the body's natural fat tissue.
• Body Contouring Not only the buttocks, but also the areas where fat is removed are shaped, so that the body becomes slimmer and curvier.
• A Younger and Smoother Silhouette: BBL can also eliminate problems such as sagging or flattening due to aging.

Recovery Process After BBL

The healing process after BBL may take several weeks. Pain, swelling and bruising may occur in the first few days. However, the patient can usually return to their daily activities within a few weeks. One of the most important recovery points is not to sit on the buttocks. Therefore, the patient should take special positions when lying down to protect the hips during the healing process and, if possible, avoid sitting on the hips for a while.