A corrective fat-transfer procedure that addresses asymmetry, volume loss, dents/irregularities, or over-projection after a prior BBL. Surgeons may smooth donor or buttock areas with liposuction and re-inject fat in the subcutaneous layer to refine contour.

Healthy adults unhappy with prior results who have adequate donor fat (or are open to limited reduction if overfilled), can follow sitting/activity limits, and understand that some early fat resorption is normal. A consult confirms anatomy, skin quality, and safety plan (often ultrasound-guided).

Most surgeons advise waiting at least ~6 months—and often 6–12 months—so swelling settles and transferred fat stabilizes before revising. Complex cases may benefit from closer to 12 months.

Under anesthesia, your surgeon harvests new fat with liposuction, processes it, then re-grafts in the subcutaneous plane using careful, layered passes. Many now use real-time ultrasound to visualize the cannula and confirm safe depth. Compression garments and sitting modifications follow.

No. A portion of transferred fat is reabsorbed; the surviving fat is long-lasting if your weight stays stable. Final volume typically stabilizes by ~3–6 months.

General surgical risks (infection, seroma, contour issues) plus the specific BBL risk of fat embolism if fat enters vessels or deep muscles. Safety advisories from multi-society groups emphasize subcutaneous-only injection, appropriate cannulas/trajectories, and— increasingly—ultrasound guidance to improve visualization. Choose a board-certified surgeon who follows these standards.

Pricing depends on surgeon, city, extent of liposuction, and OR time. For context, clinics across Canada cite primary BBL pricing commonly in the ~C$8,000–$20,000+ range; revisions are often higher due to added complexity and time. Your consultation provides an exact quote.

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For the right candidate, a revision can restore balance and symmetry and correct irregularities from a prior surgery. Outcomes improve when timing is appropriate and your surgeon adheres to subcutaneous-only, ultrasound-guided techniques.