I am 5'4" and weigh approximately 145 lbs. I have a Brazilian butt lift (BBL) scheduled soon, and I plan on waiting for about two months before resuming exercise. Will it be alright if I lose 10 to 15 pounds after two months? Will it have any impact on my new buttocks?
After fat injection in the buttocks, the volume of the fat can change depending on weight fluctuations. If you lose weight, the fat may shrink in volume, and if you gain weight, the fat may increase in size. Minor weight loss of less than 10 pounds will likely have minimal impact, but significant weight loss of more than 10 pounds (considering your height) may result in noticeable reduction in buttock size. If you are planning to lose 15 pounds, it might be advisable to lose 5 pounds before the surgery, so that once you lose the additional 10 pounds, the change in buttock size will be less noticeable.
After undergoing a Brazilian buttock lift procedure, you can freely lose or gain weight as desired. However, it's important to note that losing weight may cause a decrease in buttock volume. Your overall shape may not change significantly, but the size of your buttock can be affected. Keep this in mind if you plan to lose weight after surgery, as the newly transferred fat cells in the buttock area may atrophy. Best wishes.
Patients generally look their best at an ideal BMI. While weight loss may cause the buttocks to shrink, the overall proportion and shape will still be improved.
Losing weight after a Brazilian Butt Lift (BBL) can lead to a decrease in the transplanted fat cells and diminish the results. It's recommended to undergo the surgery when at a comfortable weight.
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