I'm having the Lower body lift in a few weeks . I read that the LBL can make your butt flat after. does this happen to everyone or does it depend on how much buttock area you have before the LBL. how can I prevent this from happening to me, Thank you
March 20, 2014
Answer: Flat butt Find a surgeon who can use the tissue as an auto augmentation instead of throwing it out. It's an advanced technique. I attached a link as an example of one I performed.Cheers
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March 20, 2014
Answer: Flat butt Find a surgeon who can use the tissue as an auto augmentation instead of throwing it out. It's an advanced technique. I attached a link as an example of one I performed.Cheers
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June 28, 2018
Answer: Body lift and buttock A buttock lift in many weight loss patients can flatten the buttock. A very popular option for my patients is a buttock auto-augmentation procedure that can be done at the same time as a body lift. In this procedure, I essentially utilize the skin and fat that would be normally thrown away in a body lift. I keep this tissue attached to its blood supply, and I use this tissue and your own natural buttock "implant". This is not a foreign body implant. The added volume comes from your own tissue. This is also not fat grafting (brazilian buttock augmentation). Please see a board certified PS experienced with this procedure to learn more about your options.Best wishes,Dr. BasuHouston, TX
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June 28, 2018
Answer: Body lift and buttock A buttock lift in many weight loss patients can flatten the buttock. A very popular option for my patients is a buttock auto-augmentation procedure that can be done at the same time as a body lift. In this procedure, I essentially utilize the skin and fat that would be normally thrown away in a body lift. I keep this tissue attached to its blood supply, and I use this tissue and your own natural buttock "implant". This is not a foreign body implant. The added volume comes from your own tissue. This is also not fat grafting (brazilian buttock augmentation). Please see a board certified PS experienced with this procedure to learn more about your options.Best wishes,Dr. BasuHouston, TX
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