Hello, Thank you for your question regarding how to enhance buttock size after undergoing a 360 circumferential lower body lift, also known as a posterior buttock lift. There are three main options to consider for buttock augmentation following such a procedure: autologous fat transfer (also known as a Brazilian Butt Lift or BBL), buttock implants, Sculptra injections, and the autologous dermal propeller flap technique. Let's delve into each option. 1) Autologous Dermal Propeller Flap: In the autologous dermal propeller flap procedure, the upper third of your buttock is repositioned and rotated to augment the buttock with your own tissue. This flap is shaped like a propeller and its blood supply comes from the dermal layer, hence the name "dermal propeller flap." Unfortunately, you cannot undergo this procedure due to your previous 360 circumferential lower body lift. 2) Autologous Fat Transfer (BBL): Autologous fat transfer, commonly referred to as a BBL, is a popular method for buttock augmentation. It is my professional opinion that this would be the best surgical option for you. However, you have indicated that you do not wish to pursue this procedure. Thus, due to your personal preference, we can exclude it as an option. 3) Buttock Implants: Buttock implants might be your optimal choice. These implants are approved by the USFDA and are not made of liquid silicone but are a soft, semi-solid material. They can significantly increase the size and projection of your buttocks, and there is a wide range of sizes and shapes available. You could potentially use your previous body lift incision for implant placement. 4) Sculptra Injections: Sculptra is a USFDA-approved injectable that stimulates collagen growth when injected into the buttocks. The process of collagen development is gradual, taking several months, and results in a subtle enhancement. Multiple sessions of Sculptra injections will be necessary to achieve the desired outcome. In summary, these are the four principal surgical interventions to consider for buttock augmentation post-360 circumferential lower body lift. While a BBL is generally favored by most plastic surgeons for optimal results, buttock implants would be a close second, especially if a BBL is not within your preferences. Good luck, and I trust this addresses your inquiries about buttock enhancement following a 360 circumferential lower body lift. Sincerely, J. Timothy Katzen, MD