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Is Correction of an Asymmetrical Gluteal Crease Possible?
asked 2 years ago by jess1234 in London, UK
Latest answer by Shahin Javaheri, MD
Question viewed 1,241 times
Tags: buttocks, asymmetry
One of my gluteal creases is a good two inches lower than the other, looking much bigger and longer. There is actually a slight "beginning" of a crease above this one, in line with my other buttock crease where the crease should be.
This is a very frustrating problem I have with my body that makes me feel self conscious in a bikini and in leggings. I am assuming this problem is uncommon as I cannot find any information about it or any procedures that can be done? This embarrassing asymmetry is making me very unhappy. Please help!
4 answers to Is Correction of an Asymmetrical Gluteal Crease Possible?
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Butt lift
Fat transfer will probably be the best way to improve the crease (even eliminate it). The problem with liposuction is that it could make matters worse.
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It is possible to correct and asymmetric gluteal crease
Patients today have multiple choices in the correction of the contour, shape, and size of their butt. If you have an asymmetric gluteal crease, this can be addressed with liposuction or fat grafting around this area. For best results, be sure that you obtain a consultation with a board-certified plastic surgeon who has a great till of experience and butt augmentation, butt contouring, and fat grafting techniques. They will be able to examine you and present the options that will help you...
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Gluteal crease
You may improve on your situation by a combination of liposuction and fat transfer. This problem is seen after excessive liposuction of the posterio thigh or banana deformity. And probably can be addressed as such.
Posting pictures will help give you better advise
Samir Shureih, MD
Baltimore Plastic Surgeon
Baltimore Plastic Surgeon
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Double gluteal crease.
This is a complex problem and can likely be improved but not completely corrected. Repair would involve use of liposuction and/or the use of dermolipectomy to excise the redundant skin.
Otto Joseph Placik, MD
Chicago Plastic Surgeon
Chicago Plastic Surgeon