@decibyte Please advise her to reconsider. I live in a major city that is populated by women who build their bodies in the gym and women who had their bodies built by a surgeon. The pressure I felt to attain a specific figure (because I felt like I did not fit in with all the Instagram model types around here) was immense. It took me a year to get off social media, do research on BBLs, and reorient my idea of beauty. I chose to lift weights, and I'm so thankful I did not do the surgery.
First, it is a dangerous procedure that requires SO MUCH RECOVERY time. If she doesn't have many months to literally lie around on her tummy and then take it easy to allow those deep wounds to heal and graft correctly, she's doing her body a disservice. Second, if she is already thin, she has to gain enough fat for the surgeon to remove for grafting. Third, not all of that fat will take. Fourth, when she starts exercising again the fat loss occurs all over (her booty as well).
Her description of wanting to look "snatched" is best built in the gym and through clean eating. Those models on IG have perfect lighting and edit their waists into oblivion. She should look at different types of fit women, not just girls with huge butts and tiny waists. The ones who put in the work. For example, Katie Sonier or Massy Arias.
Edit: Spelled Massy's name wrong
