Is this a Legit Good BBL?

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She didnt need it. 2025 BBL's is done out here . eat fatty foods go to the gym, shape your body on your own...if you dont need it, you dont. women dont understand the repercussions of it...:beli:

You been to the gym?

It’s plenty of women in there squatting who don’t have round asses.

The fact of the matter is there are a whole lot more women out here with BBLs than you think. Most of them aren’t getting stripper asses, they just trying to look normal with some kind of ass.
 

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What's the repercussions?

I have a bbl. Educate me.

AI Overview

Potential Dangers of a Brazilian Butt Lift (BBL):
While a BBL can offer desired aesthetic outcomes, it's crucial to be aware of the inherent risks associated with this procedure.
1. Fat Embolism:
  • This is the most critical and potentially life-threatening risk.
  • It occurs when injected fat enters the bloodstream and travels to the lungs, heart, or brain, potentially blocking blood vessels and causing severe complications or death.
  • Key cause: Injecting fat into or below the gluteal muscles rather than the subcutaneous fat layer increases this risk significantly.
2. Infection:
  • As with any surgery, there is a possibility of infection at the incision sites or within the injected areas.
  • Proper hygiene and following your surgeon's post-operative instructions are crucial for minimizing this risk.
3. Other potential complications:
  • Bruising and swelling: Common and expected after the procedure.
  • Seroma: Fluid buildup under the skin, which may require drainage.
  • Fat necrosis: Death of fat cells due to insufficient blood supply, which can lead to lumps and irregular contours.
  • Asymmetry: Uneven fat distribution leading to an asymmetrical appearance.
  • Nerve damage: Potential for changes in sensation or numbness in the buttocks area.
  • Scarring: While incisions are small, scarring can occur.
  • Bleeding: Excessive bleeding, although rare, can occur at the incision site.
:scust: Fat Embolism...
 

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You been to the gym?

It’s plenty of women in there squatting who don’t have round asses.

The fact of the matter is there are a whole lot more women out here with BBLs than you think. Most of them aren’t getting stripper asses, they just trying to look normal with some kind of ass.

I know... :mjlol: I have eyes...
 

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:whoo: Can’t front it’s perfect. It fits her body type. She was pretty and now with it I’m sure her confidence is plus ten pts
 

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AI Overview

Potential Dangers of a Brazilian Butt Lift (BBL):
While a BBL can offer desired aesthetic outcomes, it's crucial to be aware of the inherent risks associated with this procedure.
1. Fat Embolism:
  • This is the most critical and potentially life-threatening risk.
  • It occurs when injected fat enters the bloodstream and travels to the lungs, heart, or brain, potentially blocking blood vessels and causing severe complications or death.
  • Key cause: Injecting fat into or below the gluteal muscles rather than the subcutaneous fat layer increases this risk significantly.
2. Infection:
  • As with any surgery, there is a possibility of infection at the incision sites or within the injected areas.
  • Proper hygiene and following your surgeon's post-operative instructions are crucial for minimizing this risk.
3. Other potential complications:
  • Bruising and swelling: Common and expected after the procedure.
  • Seroma: Fluid buildup under the skin, which may require drainage.
  • Fat necrosis: Death of fat cells due to insufficient blood supply, which can lead to lumps and irregular contours.
  • Asymmetry: Uneven fat distribution leading to an asymmetrical appearance.
  • Nerve damage: Potential for changes in sensation or numbness in the buttocks area.
  • Scarring: While incisions are small, scarring can occur.
  • Bleeding: Excessive bleeding, although rare, can occur at the incision site.
:scust: Fat Embolism...
That's right after surgery and are literally the complications for most surgeries.

Anything else?
 

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There are no legit good BBLs

BBL = fake = wack = FOH
Ur thinking of ass shots and ass transplant. What this woman essentially did was mold her ass from her own body fat. Don’t get it twisted I’m not a big supporter of BBL’s in general but if it’s done tastefully like shorty in the OP I’m not mad at it. No one would know if she ain’t say shyt.
 

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Is she going to model or act? I have no idea why one gets a bbl to work a regular 9 to 5

Because they want to look better and they only have 1 life. If they have the money why should they walk around with a Hank Hill ass? Just because they lost the genetic lottery?

People get work on their nose, eye, hair, chest, skin, etc…..all to look better. Why would the ass be any different?
 
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