Brazilian Butt Lift New York, NY | David L. Cangello, MD, FACS

Understanding Brazilian Butt Lift in New York City

Balance is crucial in body aesthetics, and buttocks play a significant role in overall body proportion. When genetics, weight fluctuations, or aging impact buttock shape, a Brazilian butt lift can help patients achieve a fuller, more proportionate figure.

Fat Transfer Technique

Brazilian butt lift is a specialized surgical procedure that removes fat from one area of the body and strategically transfers it to enhance buttock shape and projection. Dr. Cangello utilizes advanced fat transfer techniques to create natural, balanced results.

Procedure Benefits

• Improves buttock shape and projection
• Creates a more proportionate body contour
• Utilizes patient's own natural fat
• Minimally invasive compared to implant alternatives

Dr. Cangello: A Leading BBL Specialist in New York

Dr. Cangello is uniquely qualified in Brazilian butt lift procedures, having been personally trained by Dr. Sydney Coleman, a pioneer in fat transfer techniques. His expertise ensures optimal fat cell survival and minimal complications.

Ideal Candidates for Brazilian Butt Lift

Suitable candidates include healthy individuals who:

• Desire improved buttock shape and projection
• Have sufficient fat for transfer from donor sites
• Maintain a stable, healthy weight
• Have realistic expectations about surgical outcomes

The Brazilian Butt Lift Procedure

The procedure involves three critical stages: fat harvesting, processing, and strategic transfer. Dr. Cangello meticulously executes each stage to ensure natural-looking, proportionate results.

Procedure Stages

• Fat Harvesting:
• Fat Processing:
• Fat Transfer:

Recovery and Results

Patients can expect initial recovery within 1-2 weeks, with full results visible after 2-3 months. Dr. Cangello provides comprehensive post-operative guidance to maximize fat cell survival and aesthetic outcomes.

For more information about Brazilian Butt Lift in New York, NY, submit an enquiry to David L. Cangello, MD, FACS.