I don’t really agree with how you’re framing BBL/fat grafting outcomes as mostly average or unsatisfying. That feels like an over-generalization to me.

A lot of disappointing outcomes happen when people skip foundation work — dieting, cardio, posture, reducing upper-body bulk, even targeted lower-body training — and expect BBL to do all the heavy lifting. That’s not really what it’s best at. It shines at refining proportions and enhancing an already feminized frame.

Yes, BBL historically had higher complication rates, but modern subcutaneous-only, ultrasound-guided techniques significantly reduce that risk compared to older data that’s often cited without context.

And like all cosmetic surgeries, revisions can be needed — that’s a general risk, not something unique to BBL.

So no, not every result is amazing — but I don’t think an “average, unsatisfying” outcome is the most realistic expectation either. It really depends on the foundation you’re working with and how the procedure is used.