After a Brazilian Butt Lift

If you have recently gotten a Brazilian butt lift, or you are thinking about getting it done, you have also probably thought about how your workouts will be. After getting a BBL procedure, you must let your body recover for the first few weeks. Before getting back into any intense workouts, it is important to let your body get back to 100% health. All incisions and muscles must be able to heal completely before doing any strenuous workouts.

Now, once you have healed, it is okay to get back to your normal workout routines. One thing you must keep in mind is that losing weight will probably also results in losing fat in the buttock. If you want to keep your butt looking the way it did after your Brazilian butt lift, you should keep the cardio to a minimum and just concentrate on weight training. Lots of cardio results in fat loss, you want to try to maintain the fat you have in your butt so that it doesn’t get smaller.

This is not to say that you shouldn’t workout, because you most definitely should. Keeping a healthy lifestyle is extremely important. If you do not workout, you will gain weight and you will not have the body you want. The best thing to do after a Brazilian butt lift is to workout 3-4 times a week and maintain a healthy diet.

So, what exactly are the best workouts after a Brazilian butt lift? After your surgery, I'm sure you want to do everything possible to keep your butt perky and round. In order to maintain this look, it is important to do plenty of routines for the gluteal and leg muscles. Training legs and buttocks twice a week will help your butt to look great.

Squats and lunges are two of the best exercises to maintain a perky butt. Keeping the weight light with many repetitions has been shown to give individuals the best results. As for cardio, the Stairmaster is a great (-) machine to keep you in shape and healthy while working out the legs and butt. Just 15 minutes of cardio for a few times a week should keep your body looking great. Other great cardio machines include the stair stepper, the elliptical, and the bicycle.

Let your body recover and you’ll be back to your normal workout routines in no time!