
According to the 2015 ISAPS report, a total of 258,107 fat transfer buttock augmentation procedures were performed in 2015. Only 30,916 women chose to have buttock augmentation using implants and 30,905 had buttock lift surgery. This clearly shows the growing acceptance of the fat transfer method for butt enhancement.
Rigorous exercise often fails to work when it comes to improving the shape and size of the derriere. An attractive, shapely posterior is considered symbolic of feminine beauty, which is why many women are turning to cosmetic surgery to achieve a shapely posterior. Buttock implants can help, but involve invasive surgery and related complications. This is one of the reasons why more women are now considering Brazilian butt augmentation. As it uses the candidate’s own fat, this procedure offers a natural look and feel without the complications associated with implants.
The data from ISAPS shows that buttock augmentation with fat transfer overtook buttock augmentation with implants in many countries:
| Buttock Augmentation using implants Only (Total) | USA | Brazil | South Korea | India | Mexico | Germany | Colombia | France | Italy |
| 30,916 | 1,560 | 8,140 | 514 | 710 | 2,945 | 385 | 2,423 | 124 | 344 |
| Buttock Augmentation using fat transfer (Total) | USA | Brazil | South Korea | India | Mexico | Germany | Colombia | France | Italy |
| 258,107 | 21,255 | 55,605 | 2,572 | 4,752 | 29,528 | 3,336 | 23,038 | 3,021 | 2,344 |
Choice of provider is crucial to patient safety and the outcome of any cosmetic surgical procedure, more so with an advanced procedure like the Brazilian butt lift. Therefore, it is important to do your research well and choose the right surgeon. A skilled surgeon will have a good idea about the right equation of removal and adding of fat, which would make a positive difference to the overall outcome.
