What Type of Butt Do I Have?

asked 5 months ago by xxsouthbaygirlxx in Here in my room
Latest answer by William Bruno, MD
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Tags: female, sagging, back view, shape

As far as shape goes. I've read there is "A" type, "V" type, "round" type, and square type. I am clueless about the type I have. I would also like to know what I can do to "reshape"the medial part of my buttocks smile line?? I think that is the only part that has mild sagging but, could be wrong. My butt is pretty full and round from everywhere else. Thank you so much!!

4 answers to What Type of Butt Do I Have?

Round shaped buttock

Based on your photo, you appear to have a round shaped buttock. As far as the medial portion of your lower buttock is concerned, fat transfer may help to improve the shape, but it can not correct this 100%. I have used a special type of liposuction cannula tip to help break up the fibrous attachments in that area to allow for the fat transfer to "round out" that area. If you are interested in improving your shape and waistline, liposuction with a fat transfer can help (Brazilian... more

William Bruno, MD
Beverly Hills Plastic Surgeon

www.williambrunomd.com

Buttock Enhancement

Purely based upon your two-dimensional photo, I would say you mostly have a roundish shape. As far as changing the shape of the buttock, currently the only two safe and effective methods are Autologous Fat Transfer (transfer of your own fat to the buttocks) and Buttock Implants (semi-solid soft silicone rubber implants). Both are very good options so what it comes down to, like any surgery, is proper patient selection. Indeed because at least 50+ % of the fat transferred... more

Ryan Stanton, MD
Beverly Hills Plastic Surgeon

www.drryanstanton.com

Drooping Buttocks Crease......

Yes, your buttocks does appear relatively round. But, in reality it doesn't matter what shape your buttocks is classified as. What matters is are you happy with your shape. As far as your InfraGluteal Crease... You may have a little drooping there. But I would say it is pretty minor. This can usually be fixed with a small scar hidden in the crease to lift this area.

Daniel P. Markmann, MD
Baltimore Plastic Surgeon

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