Preoperative care is crucial to ensure a safe and successful Brazilian Butt Lift procedure.

Prior to surgery, patients are advised to follow specific guidelines provided by their plastic surgeon. This may include refraining from smoking and avoiding certain medications or supplements that can increase the risk of complications.

Patients may be required to undergo preoperative lab tests and medical evaluations to assess their overall health.

It is important to maintain a stable weight and follow a healthy diet to optimize the fat transfer process for Brazilian Butt Lift. 

Patients are typically advised to avoid sitting or lying directly on their buttocks for a certain period to protect the newly transferred fat cells. They may need to use specialized cushions to distribute pressure evenly.

Wearing a compression garment is recommended to reduce swelling, promote healing, and maintain the shape of the buttocks after Brazilian Butt Lift procedure. 

Patients should follow their surgeon's instructions regarding medication, wound care, and activity restrictions. It's important to avoid strenuous activities and exercise during the initial recovery phase, gradually reintroducing physical activity as advised by the surgeon.

Full recovery may take several weeks to months, and it's crucial to be patient and allow the body sufficient time to heal.

It is important to be aware of the potential risks and complications associated with the procedure and discuss them with your surgeon prior the operation.

One significant risk of Brazilian Butt Lift is fat embolism, where fat enters the bloodstream and can block blood vessels.

Infection, bleeding, and poor wound healing are also possible risks. Asymmetry or unevenness in the buttocks, changes in skin sensation, and scarring may occur. There is a possibility of fat absorption, where some of the transferred fat may not survive, resulting in a decrease in volume over time.