Does the preview account for how much donor fat I actually have to transfer?

Yes. The projection is scaled to the donor fat volume realistically available from the sites discussed in consult — abdomen, flanks, lower and upper back — not a maximum theoretical cc count. A patient with limited donor fat sees a projection that matches what her own body can supply, which sets the right expectation before the surgical plan is finalized.

Does it show the result from the back and side, not just a straight-on photo?

Yes, and it needs to. BBL results are evaluated in the mirror from behind and from the side — the projection profile and the transition at the hip — not from the front. The tool generates the projection across all three angles captured in consult, not a single flattering shot.

Can it show the waist contouring from liposuction alongside the buttock projection?

Yes. Most BBL cases pair gluteal fat transfer with liposuction at the donor sites, and the waist-to-hip contrast is a big part of what patients are paying for. The preview shows the added volume and the flank and waist contouring together, since showing one without the other misrepresents the actual surgical plan.

My patient's reference photo is a body type that doesn't match hers at all — what do I do?

Run the projection on her own baseline photo instead of the reference image. Most patients accept a realistic projection on their own frame once they see it — the reference photo was never really the goal, it was just the only way she had to communicate "more curve" before she had a tool that could show her own body.

The immediate post-op look won't match the final result once swelling resolves and some fat reabsorbs — how do you handle that?

The projection is calibrated to the settled result at three to six months post-op, after swelling resolves and the graft stabilizes — not the inflated look immediately after surgery. Frame it to patients as "this is what you'll see once you've healed," not a day-one comparison.

How does this compare to the 3D imaging systems like Vectra or Crisalix some practices already use?

3D imaging systems are capital equipment — tens of thousands of dollars, a dedicated imaging room, and often a separate scan appointment. Makeover generates a projection from a phone photo taken in the consult room itself, in seconds, at a fraction of the cost — useful as the first conversation, not a replacement for a 3D surgical planning system your practice already owns.

Are patient photos stored or retained?

That's your call, not ours — it's your software. We build the storage and retention policy around what your practice needs and make sure it meets HIPAA and any other regulation that applies. No training on patient data, ever.

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Show patients their projected silhouette before they book the fat transfer

Capture front, side, and back baseline photos during the consultation. Makeover generates a photorealistic BBL projection in seconds — proportion-true to the patient's own frame and donor fat supply, not an Instagram screenshot from someone else's body.

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What is a bbl (butt lift) preview preview?

A BBL preview tool uses AI to generate a photorealistic projection of a patient's silhouette after Brazilian Butt Lift fat transfer surgery. The patient coordinator or surgeon captures baseline photos from the front, side, and back, and the tool renders the projected buttock volume and waist contouring mapped onto the patient's own frame — scaled to what the available donor fat can realistically achieve. Plastic surgery practices use this during the surgical consultation to align patient expectations before scheduling the procedure and collecting a deposit.

Why it matters

BBL runs $8,000–$20,000 at an accredited US surgical facility, and the consultation cycle is long: patients research for months, sit through consults at two or three practices, and frequently price-shop medical tourism packages in the Dominican Republic, Mexico, or Turkey where the same fat transfer costs a fraction as much. The objection that stalls booking usually isn't the price tag — it's a mismatch between the reference photo saved on the patient's phone and what her own donor fat supply and frame can actually produce. A projection scaled to her real anatomy, shown in the consult room, closes that gap before she walks out to "compare a couple more surgeons."

Who uses this

Patient care coordinators run the projection during the initial surgical consultation, before the surgeon enters the room to finalize the cc volume and technique. Surgeons use it in the same visit to walk through donor-site selection — abdomen, flanks, lower back — alongside the projected gluteal result. Medical tourism clinics and cosmetic surgery centers selling package deals use it to convert a phone inquiry into a booked travel deposit before the patient ever meets the surgeon in person.

Heard this from a patient?

She hands you a saved Instagram photo of a body with a completely different frame and torso length, and insists that's the result she's paying for regardless of how much donor fat she has.

She's worried it'll look "added on" from the back and side — a shelf, not a lift — and no amount of verbal reassurance about technique convinces her.

She's comparing your quote to a $6,000 package in Mexico and can't tell whether the cheaper clinic's results photos would translate to her own body with your surgeon's approach.

How bbl (butt lift) preview previews work

Three steps. Under 10 seconds. No design skills needed.

Capture front, side, and back baseline photos

Standard consult-room photos in good lighting. BBL results are judged from three angles, not one, so the projection needs the same views the surgeon will use to plan the graft.

AI generates the projected silhouette

The model projects added gluteal volume and waist contouring from the proposed donor sites, calibrated to realistic fat graft survival rather than the maximum theoretical cc count.

Present alongside the surgical plan

Her own photos, before and after, next to the proposed volume and donor sites. The coordinator moves straight into scheduling instead of a second consult.

Common questions about bbl (butt lift) preview

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