Abcracks + VASER Liposuction (Lower Back) + CRF Brazilian Butt Lift

This was a single operation addressing the trunk as one shape. Fat removed from the abdomen and lower back was processed and grafted into the buttock, so the same tissue that was blurring the waist was used to build projection behind.

Etching defined the abdominal lines. Liposuction of the lower back narrowed the waist above the hip. The graft added volume to the buttock.

The photo is one week after surgery, so swelling is still present and the patient is in compression. Even at this stage the change in the waist to hip line is clear.

The contour continues to refine for three months as swelling resolves and the graft stabilises. Judging the result at one week understates it.

Swelling and bruising are extensive across the abdomen, back, and buttock for two to four weeks.

A compression garment is worn for about one month.

Sitting directly on the buttock is restricted for two to three weeks.

Part of the grafted fat is absorbed over the first three months. Around 60 to 70 percent typically remains.

Firmness, lumps, irregularity, or asymmetry can occur and may require correction.

Temporary numbness of the skin is common.

Fat embolism is a rare but serious complication of fat grafting to the buttock. We inject above the muscle layer only, which is the accepted method for reducing this risk.

Infection, seroma, and hematoma are uncommon.