YESINDEED The Original Brazilian Butt Lift Pillow – Dr. Approved for Post Surgery Recovery Seat – BBL Foam Pillow + Cover Bag Firm Support Cushion Butt Support Technology…

This cushion is perfect for resting your bottom. The quality is promising and it should last a long time. The thickness is perfect and it doesn't slip. You can use it on a chair or a bed; it's firm and the design is perfect.

This pillow is worth it 100% firm and steady for after bbl

I wish I had listened to my doctor from the start instead of all the online complaints about "too hard" pillows. This Yesindeed BBL pillow is exactly what I needed for my recovery, and it's a total night-and-day difference from the softer one I tried first. Quick backstory: I had my BBL on March 9, 2026. My doctor stressed that the harder the pillow, the better, to truly offload pressure from the grafts. But I read tons of reviews saying the super-firm ones were uncomfortable, so I went with the popular Mello Active because people raved about how cushiony and "just firm enough" it was. I even tested it pre-surgery and thought it felt perfect. Big mistake. That thing flattened out FAST. I barely used it, maybe 20 mins driving home from surgery, short trips to/from lymphatic drainage massages (30-40 mins each), and minimal at-home attempts (standing/walking/prone in bed most of the time). By day 5-6 (March 14), it was completely squished flat. My butt was touching the surface underneath, even on plywood! I was putting direct pressure on my fresh $12k grafts, which terrified me. Return window closed, so I was stuck. Desperate, I ordered the Yesindeed pillow, and it arrived yesterday. Holy cow, what a difference! This thing is HARD, like sitting on a cinder block (or perching like a gargoyle on a ledge, lol), but that's the point. It doesn't let my butt sink at all. No grazing, no flattening, no risk to my results. I have to reposition a few times to find the sweet spot for my thighs, and there's definitely an adjustment period; it's not cozy for marathon sitting sessions, but my doctor was right: you're not supposed to sit for long periods anyway. When my legs get uncomfortable, I just stand up, walk around, or lie prone, then go back to it. I've used it in my zero-gravity beach chair setup (MacGyver-style for relaxing), and I don't sink at all. Driving in my SUV is the trickiest part since the seats are already high, so my head is basically kissing the headliner, my thighs graze the steering wheel, and yeah, it's probably not ideal for safety lol, but it's temporary, and way better than compromising my surgery results. I'm around 180 lbs post-op with swelling, and it holds up perfectly, no issues. Bottom line: If your surgeon says "the harder the better," believe them. This Yesindeed pillow is solid (literally, I don't see it flattening this century), supportive, and gives me peace of mind that I'm protecting my investment. Is it uncomfortable at times? Sure. Worth it 100% to avoid messing up my new curves? Absolutely. Highly recommend if you're serious about recovery. Don't make my mistake, go firm from day one!

Excellent Quality and value

This item was a great purchase it assisted me a lot during my bbl journey, it was not too soft or too hard.

Too soft… not heavy girl friendly

Extremely hard and uncomfortable. Couldn’t even use it. Waste of money. Smh

I bought this before I have my surgery, and it’s pretty comfortable, 1/4 of it is small amount of soft comfortable foam on top (where you sit) and the other 3/4 of it is the more firm foam at the bottom. I noticed without surgery it helps my posture, but I’ll come back and update my review after my surgery.

Es lo suficientemente firme para no perder el equilibrio en el y lo suficientemente suave para estar cómoda.

Passt

Item is defective Hard like piece of wood and mor narrow that suppose to be Absolutely Impossible to use

Really happy with the product its firm but soft, and does not sink.

Eine große Hilfe nach BBL-Operation, bequemes Kissen, entlastet den Po. Mit etwas Übung gewöhnt man sich an die Gewichtsverlagerung