There are many ways to achieve a fuller, more curvaceous behind, but one popular method is through fat transfer from stomach to the buttocks. This procedure can be performed as a stand-alone surgery or in conjunction with other body contouring procedures, such as a tummy tuck.

The fat transfer procedure involves:

Taking fat from one area of the body.
Typically, the stomach or thighs.
Injecting it into the buttocks adds volume and shape.
This fat can come from your own body or from a friend or family member.

The fat transfer procedure is relatively safe and has a low risk of complications. The most common side effect is bruising and swelling, which typically resolve within a few weeks. There is also a small risk of fat necrosis when the fat cells die and are absorbed by the body.

If you are considering a fat transfer from stomach to the buttocks, consult with a board-certified plastic surgeon with experience performing this procedure.

Here are some recommendations for after-surgery care.

1. Make sure you are a good candidate for the procedure by being at a healthy weight and having excess fat in the stomach area.
2. Follow your surgeon’s pre-operative and postoperative instructions to ensure a successful outcome.
3. Eat a healthy diet and exercise regularly to maintain your results.
4. Massage the area regularly to help the fat cells survive and promote blood circulation.
5. Be patient, as it can take several months for the full results of the procedure to be visible.
6. Seek medical attention immediately if you experience unusual symptoms or complications after the procedure.
With these tips you can ensure faster recovery post the fat transfer from stomach to the buttocks.