Bad Experience - my Butt Almost Looks the Same

How long did ur resultslast?

The OP's surgeon was not a plastic surgeon, but an osteopath. BBL's are extremely technique dependent. The happiest patients usually have the best surgeons.

Edit: I checked his credentials on his site, and it says that he is cerified by the American Board of Plastic surgery. He is not, however, an M.D. He is a D.O. There are a lot of osteopaths who have jumped on the cosmetic surgery bandwagon. Few of the ones in my area are ABPS certified. Sorry for your poor outcome.

A physician who is a DO (Doctor of Osteopathy) is held to the same standards as an MD. They both attend 4 years of medical school and complete their training during the same residency programs. A surgeon who wants to be board certified in a specialty will take similar tests for certification, regardless of whether they are a DO or an MD. The differences between a DO and an MD stem from differences in teaching styles and focus during medical school. Osteopathic schools have long instructed medical students in looking at the whole patient, rather than the injured or diseased part. In the end, you should choose a surgeon based upon his proficiency with the procedure you need, his willingness to answer your questions thoroughly and the willingness to work toward your goals as a patient. The DO versus MD issue is really a non-issue when selecting a surgeon.