Smart Lipo Q&A
77%
WORTH IT RATING
"Worth It Rating" shows the % of consumer reviewers that stated the procedure was "Worth It" or not. See more RealSelf Worth It Ratings or Add Your Review
869 Reviews
Smart Lipobefore & after photos
View Before and Afters

Average Smart Lipo Cost: $4,950

Learn about Smart Lipo

3,351 people and 270 doctors are talking about Smart Lipo

Get Free Email Updates

Creating a Gluteal Crease with Smart Lipo, Is this Possible? (photo)

asked 5 months ago by mdolly in New york
Latest answer by Jacob Freiman, MD
Question viewed 195 times
Tags: buttocks, candidate, crease

I am 5'7 125 lbs. I have a round and medium size butt however i do not have a gluteal crease. one side of my butt has a very slight crease & the other side it doesnt.It just looks like it is attached to the back of my leg. however i recently went to a smart lipo office in PA ( top doc actually saw him on TV) and at my consultation i explained what i wanted and asked if it could be done to create a crease and would removing a bit on inner thighs and create a mid crease. is this possible?

4 answers to Creating a Gluteal Crease with Smart Lipo, Is this Possible? (photo)

+2

Crease

Yes,that can be done. The problem is tha will allow the buttock tohang over the thigh area as you age. Most people do not want this. Your side without the crease is more desirable
David A. Bray, Sr., MD

Los Angeles Facial Plastic Surgeon

drbray.com

+2

It is possible and may require some fat grafting

The main concern is taking too much fat and making deep fold. I would consider fat grafting in combination with liposuction.
Kamran Khoobehi, MD

New Orleans Plastic Surgeon
+1

Defining your buttocks

Thank you for your photos. I'm assuming the photo on the left is you and the photo on the right is what you want. A combination of liposuction of the lower back roll and your inner thigh with fat injections should solve your problem.
Jacob Freiman, MD

Miami Beach Plastic Surgeon
+1

Buttock crease

Most people do not have a defined crease that runs across the back of the leg, and like you there is some asymmetry. If there is fat in the "banana roll", thius could be treated to accentuate the crease a bit.
Steven Wallach, MD

Manhattan Plastic Surgeon

Ask a question