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Butt Augmentation Redo 3 Years Later?

asked 2 years ago by vitta22 in pasadena,tx
Latest answer by Samir Shureih, MD
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Tags: buttocks, hips, female, revision

I had Butt augmentation 3yrs ago but my doctor whom I had cosmetic surgery twice don't want to redo it he says it looks fine to him that I don't need more but I want more butt and more hips.

I have fat to donate to my butt and hips but he says he has never done someones butt twice is that not possible?

3 answers to Butt Augmentation Redo 3 Years Later?

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Brazilian Buttock Enhancement

If you have the fat to donate then you can redo the Brazilian Butt Lift again. The question is what is the final result would look like? Are you going to be happy? Does it fit your  body proportions? Discuss with your Plastic surgeon.
Samir Shureih, MD

Baltimore Plastic Surgeon
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Redo fat grafting to Butt: how many times?

I would trust the recommendation of your surgeon. In my opinion, if he/she felt it were of low risk AND you were willing to compensate him/her, then I believe they would proceed with surgery. Their hesitation or reluctance to perform this procedure would indicate that it is not advised by a qualified individual.
Otto Joseph Placik, MD

Chicago Plastic Surgeon
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Re-Re Do Butt Augmentation (Brazilian Butt Lift)

Just because something is POSSIBLE does not mean that it should be attempted. Regardless of what I or any of my colleagues on this site may say, the only surgeon who really knows your situation and what exactly was done to you is your Plastic surgeon. Although he can stand to financially gain by operating on you a third (a Fourth and a fifth) time, he told you he was uncomfortable doing so. Maybe the likelihood of success is low while the risks are higher. Maybe your result is "good... more
Peter A. Aldea, MD

Memphis Plastic Surgeon

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