INFO & BLOG
About diagnosis, treatment and recovery
Is BBL safe? What methods enhance its safety?
Placing fat subcutaneously, not into muscle, under ultrasound guidance is core to BBL safety. Like any procedure it carries risks, discussed at the first assessment.
When can I sit after the procedure? What are the sitting restrictions?
Early on, sitting restrictions and a special cushion reduce direct pressure on the buttocks; timing follows individual and team guidance.
How much of the transferred fat survives (fat survival)?
Some transferred fat may be reabsorbed in the first weeks; the rest is considered permanent. Survival varies by person, technique and care adherence.
Is the result durable? Does it change over time?
Surviving fat is permanent, but marked weight change, pregnancy and aging can affect body contour. A stable weight helps preserve results.
How long is recovery, and when can I return to daily life?
Swelling and bruising are normal and subside; compression garments and sitting rules are expected. Return to daily life varies by person.
From which areas is fat harvested? Will my body slim in the same session?
Fat is usually harvested from the waist, abdomen, back and flanks; these areas slim while the transfer area gains fullness.
What if I do not have enough fat?
If fat reserves are insufficient the target volume may not be reached with fat alone; composite or implant options are then evaluated.
Can hip dips be corrected?
Lateral hip depressions can be softened with targeted fat transfer for a smoother line; results vary by anatomy.
What type of anesthesia is used and how long is the hospital stay?
Anesthesia type and stay length depend on procedure scope and your health; details are clarified at examination.
I am an international patient; how does the process work?
Starting from an online assessment, planning covers visa, transfer, accommodation and interpreter support; follow-up continues after you return.