New York plastic surgeon introduces new SCOOP Lift buttock augmentation procedure

Dr Matthew R. Schulman, a New York-based plastic surgeon, has introduced the new SCOOP Lift buttock augmentation procedure for women.

Based on traditional Brazilian butt lift procedure, in SCOOP Lift procedure, fat is transferred from one area of the body like abdomen, flanks, back, and thighs to another by using a modified liposuction technique.

Then the fat is processed and re-injected into the buttock and hips, resulting in larger and rounder, backside.

Unlike traditional Brazilian counterpart, the SCOOP Lift procedure utilizes very specific fat harvest techniques.

According to Schulman "Traditional Brazilian butt lift patients certainly achieve larger buttocks, but they lack the curves and overall shape improvement that they desire. It is much more than simply making the buttocks larger. It is about sculpting the body and paying greater attention to where the donor fat is removed from."

SCOOP Lift procedure carefully selects donor fat that are resistant to future fluctuations in weight.

Additionally, it allows for more fat harvesting, making it a viable option for even thin people with minimal donor fat.

SCOOP Lift also helps thin candidates, who are not fit for the traditional Brazilian butt lift procedure.