Skip to content A Nonsurgical Brazilian Butt Lift (BBL) enhances the shape and volume of your buttocks using injectable fillers rather than surgery. This procedure adds fullness and lift while maintaining a natural appearance, all with minimal downtime. Nonsurgical BBL is perfect for those who want to avoid invasive surgery but achieve a shapely, contoured look.
Injectable Supplement
45-60 minutes
Minimal downtime
Nonsurgical BBL is a revolutionary, non-invasive procedure that uses dermal fillers to create volume and lift in the buttocks. Popular fillers such as Sculptra® or Radiesse® stimulate collagen production, which gradually enhances the shape and fullness of the area. This method avoids the need for liposuction or fat transfer, making it an ideal option for patients who prefer a minimally invasive approach.
At Viva, our Nonsurgical BBL is personalized to fit your aesthetic goals, whether you’re looking for subtle volume or a more dramatic enhancement. Both men and women can benefit from this treatment, which is a great option for anyone looking to achieve a fuller, more youthful buttock contour without undergoing surgery.
Before Treatment
Avoid anti-inflammatory medications and alcohol for at least 24 hours prior to your procedure to minimize the risk of bruising. During your session, your provider will assess your goals, review your medical history, and evaluate the appropriate filler type and amount to achieve your desired outcome.
During Treatment
This will take 45-60 minutes. Your provider will use a series of injections to strategically place the filler in the buttocks to add volume, lift, and contour. Most patients experience minimal discomfort, as a numbing cream is applied before treatment for comfort enhancement.
After Treatment
You can resume most normal activities immediately following the procedure. However, it is recommended to avoid sitting directly on the treated area and engaging in strenuous exercise for at least one to two days. Mild bruising, swelling, or redness may occur, but these effects should subside within a few days.
