The Sobe Butt Lift, developed by Dr. Earle of Pure Plastic Surgery, takes the original and wildly popular Brazilian Butt Lift and minimizes the incisions for less scarring and a flawless appearance in even the tiniest swimwear.
The SoBe (South Beach) Butt Lift has been designed to reveal almost no scarring, allowing people to wear revealing clothing without fear of people seeing surgery scars on the mid or lower back.
What makes the Sobe Butt Lift unique? Dr. Earle performs the procedure through only two tiny incisions instead of the multiple incisions used in a standard Brazilian Butt Lift (BBL). With one incision hidden on the upper back and another hidden below the bikini line, this version of the procedure leaves almost no trace. Dr. Earle and Dr. Vidal have been pioneers in the use of ultrasound BBL techniques, making this procedure safer and more precise than ever before.
Your surgeon will use general anesthesia to prevent any discomfort during the procedure. First, liposuction uses tubes to suction fat from under the skin. The surgeon takes this fat from areas that will help sculpt the final result.
Once the fat has been harvested, the surgeon inserts a cannula and begins placing the fat cells into your buttocks to shape and sculpt them. The experienced surgeons at Pure Plastic Surgery use the SoBe technique to create rounded, shapely buttocks while only making two incisions for the cannula instead of five or more.
The entire process as performed by Dr. Earle is guided by ultrasound scanning technology, which helps him visualize the layers of tissue and work with greater accuracy and precision.
Because your own fat forms the new shape of your buttocks, some of the fat cells will graft into their new location and remain alive. These cells can stay indefinitely and help your butt lift last up to several years.
You will experience bruising, swelling, and pain in the area of the liposuction and in the area of the butt lift. This will take several weeks to subside completely. You will receive a special pillow to sit on because you will need to avoid moving the fat cells until they have stabilized. Your surgeon will tell you when you can safely resume normal activities.
There’s a time in your life where you need a boost, a fresh start, and a way to take control of things. We all have features about ourselves we want to change on the outside and it can affect us on the inside.
Pure’s goal is to give people a chance to make smart choices that lead to the results that will empower and inspire them to reach their dreams. Pure is led by Dr. S. Alexander Earle, who performs a wide range of procedures with an incredibly high rate of customer satisfaction.
You will see buttocks with increased volume, lift, and projection. They will look better in clothes and draw attention with their rounded contours. You will feel increased self-confidence and want to show off your new curves, so opt for the SoBe Butt Lift to make sure no one sees any scars.
You should be in good general health to have this procedure. If you have ever had reactions to being under anesthesia or if you have clotting or bleeding problems, tell your surgeon. Dr. Earle’s SoBe Butt lift has fewer complications due to his dedication to perfection: while able to complete ten procedures a day, Dr. Earle limits himself to five so he can give each one his full attention.
Our highly trained surgeons are board-certified. They are dedicated to their craft and are constantly learning and improving upon their surgical techniques. Ivy League-trained Dr. Alexander Earle and Dr. Natalia Vidal have implemented ultrasound BBL techniques to reduce the risk and ensure each and every patient has a safe procedure.
The best way to learn more about the SoBe Butt Lift at Pure Plastic Surgery is by meeting with Dr. Earle or Dr. Vidal. We invite you to schedule a consultation with our team by calling us at (305) 230-4326 or filling out our online form.
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