Buttock augmentation with fat, also known as Brazilian Butt Lift (BBL) in some cases or buttock lipofilling, is a cosmetic procedure aimed at enhancing the size, shape, and contour of the buttocks using the patient's own fat harvested from other areas of the body. This procedure involves two main steps: liposuction to remove excess fat from donor sites, followed by fat transfer to inject the harvested fat into the buttocks to achieve the desired augmentation. This procedure is a little but different than a BBL because BBL might mean to have larger buttocks and hips.

Buttock augmentation with fat is then a different procedure than BBL and an alternative to Buttock augmentation with silicon implants.

Once the plastic surgeon has received your buttocks photos and fat donor areas photos he or she will arrange and online or physicial consultation in order to evaluate your medical history, assess your body proportions and buttock aesthetics, discuss your goals and expectations for surgery, and determine if you are a suitable candidate for buttock augmentation with fat.

Buttock augmentation with fat is typically performed under general anesthesia to ensure patient comfort throughout the procedure. The patient may also have the option of undergoing the procedure under local anesthesia with sedation, depending on their preferences and the extent of the surgery.Then the surgeon will perform liposuction to harvest excess fat from donor sites such as the abdomen, flanks, thighs, or back. The harvested fat is carefully processed to remove excess fluids and debris, and the viable fat cells are isolated for transfer to the buttocks. Then the purified fat is injected into multiple layers of the buttocks using specialized cannulas or syringes. The surgeon will strategically distribute the fat to achieve the desired volume, shape, and contour, taking into account the patient's anatomy and aesthetic goals. Multiple injection passes may be performed to ensure even distribution and optimal integration of the fat cells.

The key element for this procedure is to have enough fat in other areas of your body in order to add volume to your buttocks so the procedure cost will depends of many liposuccion points have to be found and what fat quantity will be taken.
 
The difference with buttock augmentation with implants: This procedure involves surgically inserting silicone implants into the buttocks to enhance their size and shape. While buttock implants can provide a more significant augmentation in patients with insufficient fat for transfer, they carry a higher risk of complications such as implant displacement, infection, and capsular contracture. Fat transfer offers a more natural-looking result and avoids the use of foreign materials.

It is also different than the buttock lift or gluteoplasty that is a surgical procedure aimed at lifting and tightening the buttock skin and tissue to improve contour and reduce sagging. Unlike buttock augmentation with fat, which primarily focuses on increasing volume, a buttock lift addresses excess skin and tissue laxity, making it suitable for patients with drooping or deflated buttocks.

And also different than a buttock augmentation with synthetic fillers: Some injectable fillers, such as hyaluronic acid-based fillers or poly-L-lactic acid (PLLA), can be used for non-surgical buttock augmentation. While these fillers offer a less invasive alternative to surgery, they are temporary and may require repeated treatments to maintain results. Fat transfer provides a more permanent solution by using the patient's own natural fat cells for augmentation.

Buttock augmentation with fat is a popular and effective procedure for enhancing buttock size and shape, providing patients with natural-looking and long-lasting results. It is a different surgery than the one mentioned but can be combined with implants, BBL and buttocks lifting.

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