BBLs Are Dangerous. Why Are They So Popular?
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Having a big butt hasn’t always been popular. But now, it seems like everyone wants to be a member of the big booty club. Kim Kardashian, Nicki Minaj, and even Madonna have all been suspected of having work done to make their backsides bigger.
But it isn’t just famous people who are bending over backwards to get the derrière they desire. Regular women are also looking for ways to plump up their bottoms.
While some are opting for butt implants or injections, many are turning to another surgical procedure: the Brazilian Butt Lift, aka the BBL.
We talked to a board certified emergency physician and a reporter about the BBL: what it is, why it can be so dangerous — and why so many people are getting it anyway.
You’ll hear from:
Dr. Uché Blackstock, board certified emergency physician and founder and CEO of Advancing Health Equity
Ruth Etiesit Samuel, culture reporter at HuffPost
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