Hybrid Buttock Implants in Barcelona
Combine the structural projection of implants with the softness and naturalness of your own fat to achieve buttocks with volume, definition, and an impeccable contour.
What Are Hybrid Buttock Implants?
Hybrid buttock augmentation is an advanced surgical technique that combines the placement of gluteal implants (prostheses) with autologous fat transfer (fat grafting). This dual approach harnesses the advantages of both methods: the predictable projection and firm structure provided by the implants, together with the soft coverage and natural contour supplied by the patient's own fat.
During the procedure, medical-grade silicone implants are placed in an intramuscular or subfascial plane, depending on the patient's anatomy. A fat transfer is then performed in the peripheral areas of the buttock to soften the implant edges, improve the transition with surrounding tissues, and refine the overall contour. The fat used is harvested beforehand via liposuction from donor areas such as the abdomen, flanks, or thighs.
This hybrid technique is particularly indicated for patients who desire a significant volume increase but do not have sufficient body fat to achieve the desired result with fat grafting alone. The final result is a buttock with greater projection, a rounded shape, and a natural feel, free from the visible edges that can be associated with the exclusive use of implants.
Benefits of Hybrid Buttock Implants
The Best of Both Methods
Combines the structural projection of implants with the softness and naturalness of autologous fat, achieving a result superior to either technique alone.
Greater Volume and Projection
Ideal for patients who desire a significant augmentation and do not have sufficient fat for an exclusive BBL, guaranteeing the desired volume.
Softened Contour
Fat injected around the implant eliminates visible edges and creates a smooth, natural transition with the surrounding tissues.
Long-Lasting Results
Implants provide permanent volume, while the surviving transferred fat integrates definitively into the gluteal tissue.
Who Is This Procedure For?
- Individuals who desire a notable buttock augmentation but do not have sufficient body fat for an exclusive BBL.
- Patients seeking maximum projection and volume combined with a natural contour and no visible implant edges.
- Those wishing to improve the waist-to-hip ratio with a long-lasting, structurally stable result.
- Adults over 18 in good health, with stable weight and realistic expectations regarding the procedure.
- Patients who previously underwent a BBL with insufficient results and are seeking greater volume through a complementary approach.
Your Questions Answered
Risks and Safety of Hybrid Buttock Implants
Every surgical procedure, however minimally invasive, carries risks. We explain them transparently so you can make a fully informed decision. At NATURAL FIT® Body Contouring we apply the strictest protocols to minimise them as much as possible.
Capsular Contracture
Hardening of tissue around the implant. Uncommon with modern implants and correct technique; managed medically or with revision surgery depending on grade.
Rotation or Displacement
The implant may shift from its ideal position in isolated cases. Precise pocket technique and the post-operative compression garment minimise this risk.
Implant Rupture
Low risk with latest-generation implants. Detected at scheduled follow-up appointments with ultrasound or MRI, and replaced if it occurs.
Haematomas and Seromas
Accumulation of blood or fluid around the implant. The compression garment and drainage minimise their occurrence.
Sensitivity Changes
Temporary alterations in sensation in the area. Normal sensitivity returns progressively in the majority of cases.
Infection
Low risk thanks to the aseptic protocol, antibiotic prophylaxis, and pocket selection. It is the complication requiring the most immediate attention if it arises.
According to the Spanish Society of Plastic, Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgery (SECPRE) and the Spanish Association of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (AECEP), current implants have an excellent safety profile when placed by an accredited plastic surgeon in a hospital setting with the recommended periodic follow-up. View society »