Will Butt Lift eventually turn lumpy?

Ricardo Rodriguez, MD answers: Will Butt Lift eventually turn lumpy?

Can the Butt lift look like cottage cheese or lumpy after a period of time? I am thinking about having the Brazilian Butt Lift but I am worried that after a period of time, the fat will look lumpy or give the cottage cheese look. Can that happen after a period of time?


Ricardo Rodriguez, MD
3 months ago
By Ricardo Rodriguez, MD - Baltimore Plastic Surgeon

I don't think so, but as the saying goes, never say never in medicine.

The cottage cheese appearance happens when connective tissue compartments that hold fat  pull in skin that is hanging.

Up to now in over 5 years of doing Brazilian Butt lift, it hasn't happened to me. There is a reason I think it is not likely to happen, and it is that I inject fat into the lateral column of the buttock, and that tends to keep the buttock elevated. Less hanging skin, less cottage cheese appearance.

See link below

Web reference: http://www.cosmeticsurg.net/blog/2007/06/26/solving-the-problem-of-narrow-h
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