My BBL journey: Black Beauty & Brazilian Butt Lift

I'm Tommy I'm 23 and I'm considering a Brazilian butt lift Brazilian butt lift apparently pioneered in Brazil by dr.

Evo pitting he and now the procedures practice all over the world and I've heard it's the world's deadliest cosmetic procedure with one in 3, 000 operations ending in death in recent months British women have added to this number but body image has always been something I've really struggled with the worst I've ever had your personally but is definitely to the body the BBL is building a bad reputation he's gonna just look like friggin caucuses on the table like two full life length I I want to find out more before going under the knife and talk about the precious black women face to be curvy take this risk or for the fashion I can explain in that can support it [Music] my family back home will probably be thinking why would you put yourself under the knife are you crazy you could lose your life but usually in African culture it's always like no the bigger the better or the curvier the better so I work in marketing I work for a few charities pair companies I also mentor as well as having my last business I've been struggling with my weight loss in college I sort of tried to set a goal so if it's not for like a birthday it's a holiday I went to Barbados and I actually managed to like drop a bit of weight but then you come back and you like to say there's nothing to really look forward to so you sort of just lose yourself a bit now I'm just thinking let me just consider a PBL and maybe things will be so tough I'm intrigued to find out the different types of surgeons other women's experiences in terms of actually getting to that point where they're considering a bbl and just the emotional process behind it the surgery Shammi wants is a two step process step one she'd have to have liposuction to remove fat from unwanted areas like the stomach back and thighs step two vast amounts of this fat is injected into the bulb to give the desired fuller perkier and rounder effect I follow a lot of influences people like nila rose and Leo J animo Musa she shares her experience with cosmetic surgery and has openly spoken about the pressures to fit into a certain mold as a black influencer it's something I can really relate to we've got like lots of followers like what 500k yeah how exactly G feel like your audience or like you know your followers how do they perceive the news Hahnemann fresh in LA so after that I had a long time about doing anything was just my press on one kid and then into the nonsense quarters of all my faith under permanent weight which is white so it was always another thing like that those stones who or shouldn't be doing it we have this thing where is glorified that we both like black don't crack beads don't ADA quick not majority have good soon I think why start Cebu and white so hard for us to like swallow when it's like black women and anyone wants to get cosmetic surgery in social and vegetable just because it's like we're ruining some things that we've already had i'm currently considering a BB l which is a Brazilian butt lift is this something that you've ever contemplated before or I've got to a stage where I've actually had it already not know what date thoughts go me I want to get my bum down because phone calls are doing well welcome use brands like showing up their body as a black America they're fuckin fat alert and I think a second look is and have to be a cigarette like a perv the big boobs big farm to be considered as a woman a black woman is to get like if they get on things like that cuz that's the job at the end of the day you want you engagement to be high why doesn't she do it did you think it'll obviously affect they're more like yeah I've got to say to me like I felt like I was doing something more on my social media for young people I thought embrace my mother discussed well I'd like to say thank you so much for coming today it was really insightful obviously met Muriel you more or less think that once you have one procedure you sort of want to carry on but the fact that she is obviously left there for on the cards for now anyway because she's an influencer and she has a lot of young people depending on her she's more or less the representation that they're looking for Maren gave me a lot to think about what our lives are so different I wanted to discuss getting a bbl with my good friend lives considering a be be off for a while and who's spoken about it before from the University and staff but I just sort of wanted to get like your opinion on like how you feel about it or it's different when you're just talking to your friend it's about doing it I stand by the same thing I've always said people have got the rights to do whatever they want to do with their with their body my fingers it's still reason in why why girl it's a few things so just down to like what I do my day-to-day life social media my job you know like different sheets that go to people I interact with and just like what I see if you didn't like follow anyone Instagram she didn't even have Instagram or snapchat or any kind of social media do you think you'd still like want to even think about getting something like the BB are done Wow no one's actually about asking that question um I'll probably say no because I'm the only child do you see what I'm trying to say so my representation is my mom and she's very like petites and stuff oh my gosh your mom is snatched I go on social media oh my gosh this is amazing you know and that's where the influence comes from I totally understand where you're coming from and especially because it's like in our faces now I go onto Instagram it's like my newspaper I wake up in the morning and the first one-on-one is instant yeah so I get it like you're seeing things can make you fall down and stuff like that but then you know you're standing outside in the queues to get something that everybody's in promoting and that's what I do like about the influences I love them I just like boom this is what I did yeah this is where I got it use my discount SJ is one of these influences I'm SJ SHINee jameelah been there bought the t-shirt and tagged a surgeon in the press she travelled to Turkey for her brazilian butt-lift this year we're a British woman near Cambridge died after undergoing the procedure so I had a lot of questions to ask her does it slightly upset you that people are affiliate yes inspiration with people like Kim K or it literally grinds yeah yes she looks good yes she has a figure similar to what I went to get done however that's not the reason her inspiration draws from black women also like she's she only been in my life a few years my mum thing on my life is birth so I mean I'm considering bbr for a while I just wanted you to sort of like explain how you got to that point and you know just your whole process in general yeah so I'm from the West Indies yeah and as a lot of people know the West didn't like West Indians we're curvaceous people like my mom and my auntie's that were like yeah I'm looking at these curves like oh my god like you guys are heavenly yeah it came to that like pre just like for you that I like gonna be 18 and I realized and I was like baby your hips I'm not coming in any time soon like the your hips are gonna come in after you have a baby are you even gonna be able to enjoy it like what's gonna happen and then I was like no I wanted I want to do this have you ever had it sort of in the back of your mind that potentially this could terribly go wrong yeah like death is a real thing yeah that is definitely a real thing but saying that I think after the initial researching death became like I wasn't really thinking about it it wasn't really something that I was like because after I researched and Amaury site under more research than I've prayed and I'm making sure my my health is param and I'm making sure my blood counts higher making sure my vitamin D like literally even antim vitamins I was making sure that everything was perfect so this is where I'm gonna get the fat grafted to in the right areas and the green areas where they're sucking the fat from and I put around 40 minutes to an hour until I have my surgery and then next thing you know I woke up and I had a new booty and a new new hips and it was great so how would you explain like you know your emotional state and obviously after getting the procedure how that was because obviously that's one thing that I fear that the pain is obviously going to be a bit yeah you know intense it's painful yeah I can't I'm not gonna like butter it up it is painful and then like by the fifth day I was running around the place like usual how long is your healing process my healing well the general healing process for a PBL is like six months until you see all your final final final form but the mark by mountain right now I'm like if this is my Sigma body I'm fine where they're like it's okay I feel like just for your own peace of mind research is key key key key I would love to thank you so so so much for getting us alive and you're meeting SJ really got me thinking patients like her clearly take the risk with the surgery but I've started to question if doctors felt the same pressure to one doctor who's not convinced it's a risk worth taking is dr.

aroma you can make a I'm 26 years old I'm a medical and cosmetic doctor and I can pretty much fill most places in the face chin jawline nose to mouth lines marionette lines lips nose cheeks cheek bones so in terms of the people that come and see me it's pretty much 98% women my black clients say to me that they've come to see me because I'm black and therefore I get them not even oh my god your medical doctor or anything like that it's like you're black you look like me therefore you understand my struggles there's almost this sense of you know injectables there purely for the Caucasian community and not for us and there for whatever reason we are considering injectables it means that we're not proud of our self or we're not self confident of our secrecy athletic treatments in the black and mixed communities you know people wouldn't even say where they get their hair done I've definitely toyed with the idea of offering a type of butt enhancement so you can get injectables that stimulate collagen within that area obviously from a financial business point of view it could be really good but again on the flip side I felt as though um if you start offering this what message are you sending out especially as a black woman I'm almost full responsible for having that stance occasionally I'm just kind of looking at these Instagram profiles of these clinics you see these images of ladies pretty much everything exposed and he's women just look like friggin carcasses on the table like just boom like leg thigh it's almost a trend where black women are almost becoming like a modern-day caricature of themselves I heard from a doctor he doesn't offer butt enhancement it was time to talk to one who did dr.

Kramer's performed bbr surgeries in the UK and abroad but he recently turned his back on the procedure I wanted to know why and get a real breakdown of the risks I've been looking into the different prices for the BBL procedure some down to like two thousand pounds two thousand pound what you just told me sounds so inexpensive that I would wonder the credentials the experience of the surgeon be careful how do you perceive the fact that people are actually going out of the country that would be really be condescending to say oh and Turkey they're not good that's not true there will be very good surgeons to worldwide you can go to any country there will be great surgeons but you must know who they are you speak Turkish well in that probably not does the doctor speak English way enough to express himself after picking dr.

Kramer's brains he assists if the BB I wanted was even a possibility there she is Shammi do you remember the song you can leave that hat on that what you remind me of turn around I want to see what it is okay okay where do you think you want the fat interesting when you stepped out of the bathroom in front of the mirror I was really surprised you're here for bbl because let me tell you your bodies look great it's really full it looks complete proportionate and actually actually you are a girl who makes probably a lot of other girls jealous because they come to have their baby L do that's exactly what you have your problem is more on the side yeah of the buttocks there's like a dent I've seen that so you arrived there's something missing and you want to have this photo you showed me the areas where you want to take the fat need to take the fat that is enough don't get me wrong I mean a good salad there's enough to transfer to your buttocks but could you just explain further what it actually consists of two steps in the first step we remove fat we do an extensive radical liposuction to whatever area needs to be shaped and in the second step we take this fat and we inject it in the areas which want to be enhanced in the buttock did you explain the risk a lot of patients saying is a quick procedure is harmless but we shouldn't forget that one in three thousand procedures and deadly so this is basically the highest death complication risk in any cosmetic surgery by far tell me what you shouldn't forget is that a bbl is so-called blind procedure I have the risk that I could injure a vessel in a pump milliliters and milliliters in this vessel in a cause-effect Mbali a fendt embolus will hit the lung or the heart and you die within seconds of a long Amberleigh or a heart attack I for myself decided not to inject into the muscle anymore so you will have to sign this risk of death it's fashionable it might appear yes it might not be fashion to be anymore and to risk your life for that I don't understand it not really killing you as a patient of the oh that's a fashion preview it's not a fashion it's how you define yourself as a black woman so I totally get that however we we should not forget this tremendous risk life and death you see youtube videos vloggers influencers talking about the experience but no one actually explains it into depth the way you have then you know you've really given me an insight into Malta truth I think you look really cool and it would be wrong thing to to take this risk okay give me a hug [Music] Ciccone was definitely clarified a lot of things for me and surprising me now I'm not she's not considering VBR anymore just for the mere fact that he told me you know all the risks and honestly he changed my perspective she just told me that some of the things that I might see as a big issue you know if I was to actually get work done for it I'm actually putting my life at risk I missed that on the internet that was definitely not on the Internet one month later I thought I've actually start to bring a bit more active and stuff you know the confidence is coming back and I'm really glad about that start swimming again healthy eating going to the gym so ask for now bugles not really for me yeah I'm really excited for the future

My BBL journey: Black Beauty & Brazilian Butt Lift – BBC Stories

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