WITH the Olympics less than two weeks away all
eyes are on Rio, but many eyes will be on the Brazilian women.
They are
known for their sun-kissed skin, gorgeous curves and an open nature to plastic
surgery.
And now
Brits are going crazy to try and get the "Brazilian look".
Cosmetic
surgeries across the UK are advertising Brazilian butt lifts to those who wish
to get the beautiful curves of South American women.
The
Brazilian butt lift is an operation which moves fat from areas of excess into
the buttocks.
Stats
from the US show that 2015 was dominated by operations focusing on the bum.
An
American Society of Plastic Surgeons report showed a massive 252% rise in the
popularity of buttock lifts.
This
means that the procedure is up 36% from 2014 to 2015.
And in
Britain a clinic based in South East England advertises the Brazilian butt lift
on their site.
Belvedere
Clinic's blog claims that the beauty industry has embraced Brazilian looks
ahead of the Rio Olympics.
They say:
"The world is soon about to experience the diverse beauty that Brazil
holds with women showing off a wide range of hair and skin colours, body
contouring and cosmetic surgery procedures that have been hugely popular in
Brazil for over two decades.
"Big
butts are part and parcel of Brazil, especially the beach culture made famous
at Copacabana and Ipanema."
Along
with the upcoming Rio Olympics, experts claim the butt lift is enjoying a rise
in popularity because of stars with big bums.
And it
was recently claimed by a surgeon in the US that Iggy Azalea may have gone
under the knife to achieve her curvy posterior.
Miles
Berry, a leading Cosmetic Surgeon of Beyond Beauty Cosmetic, told the Daily
Star Online: "I think the rise in the interest in the ‘butt lift’
procedure is more fuelled by the Nicky Minaj and Kardashian derrieres".
But he
added that the Olympics will show a nation with a more open attitude to plastic
surgery.
He said:
"Brazil certainly has a lot of plastic surgeons and they are both
body-conscious and relatively open about it unlike here in Western Europe and,
to a lesser extent, North America."
But the
op does not come without it's risks as Miles Berry points out.
He said:
"Sadly, there have been many incidences of deaths caused by Gluteal
Lipoinjection, and for that reason it’s not a procedure that we offer.
"I
recommend that anyone considering a ‘butt lift’ makes sure that it is performed
by a qualified GMC registered surgeon in a reputable hospital."
Last year
a woman was thought to be the first Brit ever to die after an op to give her a
Kim Kardashian bum.
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