A BBL uses liposuction to collect fat from other body areas and transfers it to the buttocks. It enhances volume and shape without buttock implants.

A BBL adds volume through fat transfer. A surgical buttock lift removes excess skin and repositions sagging tissues. They address different concerns.

A BBL uses your own fat, while implants add volume through a prosthetic device.

Targeted fat placement may improve selected differences.

There is no single suitable volume for everyone. The amount depends on available fat, recipient tissues, anatomy and safety considerations

General anaesthesia is commonly used. The anaesthetic plan should reflect your health and the extent of surgery.

A BBL usually takes several hours. Your surgeon will provide an estimate based on the donor areas and planned transfer.

Some patients return home after observation; others require an inpatient stay.

Some patients return after approximately two weeks; others need longer. Desk work, prolonged sitting, and physically demanding duties may require adjustments.

A consultation at Moda Donna Medical provides an opportunity to discuss buttock shape, desired volume and donor-area concerns. Assessment should establish whether fat transfer is appropriate, what improvement is realistic, and whether another approach better addresses your goals.

Increased Buttock Fullness: Adds volume using your own fat. Improved Shape: Can enhance selected areas of flattening or reduced projection. More Balanced Proportions: May refine the relationship between the waist, hips, and buttocks. Donor-Area Contouring: Liposuction reduces selected fat deposits elsewhere. Personalised Enhancement: Treatment is adapted to anatomy and realistic goals. No Buttock Implants: Fat transfer does not require a prosthetic implant. Small Access Incisions: Liposuction and fat placement use small entry points. Long-Lasting Volume: Surviving transferred fat may remain long term, although weight changes and ageing affect it.