Big Bútts What You Need To Know

There are a variety of búttock shapes. Some women want theirs big, so, they opt for plastic surgery to have the bum they desire.

But before you switch to a surgery, it’s important to get educated on cosmetic surgery. There are two basic options of plastic surgery to achieve bútt augmentation.

Brazilian bútt was first developed in Brazil. The first method involves the use of solid silicone búttock implants while the second method utilises fat pockets from other parts of the body, which are transplanted into the búttocks.

People of all ages, who desire the qualities that Brazilian bútt augmentation has to offer, are having the búttock lift which is sometimes regarded in some quarters as ‘fat grafting to the búttocks’. The results are almost immediate and the enhancement can be as much as desired.

First, fat is harvested and permanently removed from the abdomen, flanks, back, and sometimes the thighs. The fat is then processed and transferred to the bú ttocks, in most cases through a syringe.

With the syringe, the plastic surgeon usually has full control of where to add the volume/implants and reshape the búttocks into the most desirable contours. The fact is, many plastic surgeons prefer fat over implants because fat is more reliable in creating fuller búttocks and better shapes.

Moreover, it is preferable because when one gains weight in the future, one is likely to maintain the hourglass figure because

redistributed into more into more desirable areas, thus making it the most popular procedure. Depending on your choice of location for the surgery, getting a Brazilian bútt costs between $4,950 and $6,950.

However, with beauty comes pains and discomfort. Apart from the fact that the soft tissue implants can get encapsulated and hard to touch, it is well known that recovery is quite painful and comes with great discomfort. There is also the high risk of infection of the implants in that part of the body and the possibility of implant rotation or malposition.

When one gets infected, one is forced to get the implant removed. If they rotate, they look funny and one may need another surgery to remove it or possibly replace the implant. Things could go wrong with either method during surgery and the possibility of the fat deposits reacting negatively in the injected area.

It is therefore of utmost importance for anyone considering búttock enhancement surgery to not only seek to understand the various búttock shapes including the make-up of one’s búttock, but also to seek thorough medical check-up.

This enables you seek the best possibilities in reshaping which is very important for setting expectations and an operative plan that is effective and safe. However, nothing beats inculcating a simple and specific exercise programme designed to address the issue of búttock enhancement and shaping to avoid future regret.

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