What are Butt Dents?
Butt dents, also known as hip dips or trochanteric depressions, are natural indentations that occur where the hip bone meets the thigh. The prominence of these dents varies from person to person due to differences in bone structure, muscle mass, and fat distribution. They are not typically caused by butt augmentation itself but can be more noticeable after the procedure if not properly addressed.
Understanding the Fat Transfer Procedure
Fat transfer, also known as fat grafting, involves liposuction to harvest fat from one area of the body (e.g., abdomen, thighs, or flanks) and strategically inject it into another to enhance volume, shape, and overall aesthetics. Popular fat transfer procedures include:
What is a Mini BBL?
A Mini BBL, also known as a Petite BBL, is a specialized fat transfer procedure designed for individuals with a lower Body Mass Index (BMI), typically under 25, who have less excess fat. Unlike a traditional BBL, which focuses on transferring large volumes of fat, a Mini BBL prioritizes strategic fat redistribution to enhance existing curves and create a more balanced silhouette. This often involves liposuction from multiple areas due to the limited fat available.
How Does a Mini BBL Differ from a Traditional BBL?
The primary difference lies in the amount of available fat for transfer. In a traditional BBL, patients typically have more excess fat in areas like the abdomen, flanks, and thighs, allowing for a more dramatic increase in buttock volume. In contrast, Mini BBL candidates have less fat, so the focus is on reshaping and contouring rather than significant volume enhancement.
