The BBL silhouette is omnipresent and unmissable, an impossibly tiny middle resting atop a plump bottom and thick thighs at its most extreme it presents a cartoonish version of a fertile woman, a cross between the Venus of Willendorf and Jessica Rabbit. You spend enough time on TikTok and Instagram, and it can start to feel like you’re the only person in the world who hasn’t had their butt done. On her flight back to California, she realized she was one of several BBL patients on the plane. But this hasn’t stopped the thousands of women who’ve undergone it over the past few years the number of BBLs globally since 2015 has risen 77.6 percent, according to a survey by the International Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, and it is now the fastest-growing cosmetic procedure in the world.Īs Kayla arrived at the airport after her surgery, she was told the terminal didn’t have any wheelchairs left. You can see where the Brazilian butt lift - a physically taxing surgery for the doctor as well as the patient - might start to get dangerous. To make up for the high cost of running an operating room, they squeeze in as many as eight patients every day. These procedures often take place in small clinics, where doctors who might have been trained as dermatologists or pediatricians are legally allowed to advertise themselves as “board certified” physicians even though the extent of their plastic surgery training might have consisted of a single weekend course. Kayla is one of thousands of women who’ve flown to South Florida - or Turkey or Mexico or Thailand - for questionably cheap operations, where a complex, multi-hour surgery not covered by health insurance can run as low as $3,000, although most clinics advertise BBL packages for around $5,500 (not including aftercare, which can double the cost). By signing up, you agree to our Privacy Notice and European users agree to the data transfer policy.įor more newsletters, check out our newsletters page.
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