I have butt dents even though I exercise, and seems to get worse with age. What can I do?

If you're experiencing the appearance of "butt dents" or dimples despite regular exercise, there are several potential causes, and addressing them may involve a combination of lifestyle changes, targeted exercises, and, in some cases, medical or cosmetic interventions. Here are some considerations:

Muscle Imbalances:

Cause: Muscle imbalances or weakness in the gluteal muscles can contribute to uneven contours.
Solution: Focus on targeted glute-strengthening exercises to improve muscle tone and symmetry. Include exercises such as squats, lunges, and glute bridges in your workout routine.
Loss of Skin Elasticity:

Cause: Aging and loss of skin elasticity can lead to the appearance of dents or dimples.
Solution: Maintain overall skin health through hydration, a balanced diet rich in vitamins and antioxidants, and use sunscreen to protect against sun damage. Topical treatments like retinoids may also help improve skin elasticity.
Subcutaneous Fat Distribution:

Cause: Uneven distribution of subcutaneous fat can contribute to irregular contours.
Solution: While spot reduction of fat is challenging, maintaining a healthy body weight through a balanced diet and regular exercise can contribute to overall fat loss. Strength training can help improve muscle tone.
Cellulite:

Cause: Cellulite, which is the appearance of dimples or lumps on the skin, can be influenced by factors such as genetics, hormones, and lifestyle.
Solution: Treatments like massage, topical creams, or professional procedures such as radiofrequency therapy or laser treatments may be considered to improve the appearance of cellulite.
Medical Procedures:

Options: Procedures like Sculptra injections or dermal fillers may be used to add volume and improve the contours. Consult with a qualified cosmetic surgeon to discuss these options.
Consultation with a Professional:

Recommendation: Schedule a consultation with a board-certified plastic surgeon or dermatologist who can assess your specific concerns, discuss potential causes, and provide personalized recommendations based on your anatomy and goals.
It's important to note that individual factors can vary, and the most appropriate approach will depend on the specific nature of your concerns. Always consult with qualified healthcare or cosmetic professionals to determine the best course of action for your unique situation.

A photograph would be extemely helpful, nonetheless based on my experience with other patients, my guess is your are indeed a good candidate for autologous (using your own) fat transfer to fill in these "dents".  Best of Luck...RAS

Fat injections to the buttocks are ideal to correct buttock irregularities. An added advantage is liposuction to obtain the fat, which is usually obtained from the back, flanks, or medial thighs.

If you have some excess fat elsewhere a fat transfer mayy be the best option.

On the buttocks, graft take is mostly very good, and fat grafts are not burdened with any of teh problems surrounding foereign bodies, nor do the require scars.

 

 

Hello dear!!
Thanks for the question and provided information as well.
Based on your description, it appears that you could benefit from a fat transfer procedure, but unfortunately, without pictures, it is very difficult to give you a proper answer. The average cost varies a lot depending on the city, the clinic and the plastic surgeon. l recommend you to make an appointment with a board certified plastic surgeon to talk about your goals and anything you need to know.
Good luck :)

It sounds like you are a great candidate for fat transfer, Taking fat from your abdominal area, flanks or back. We could fill in those dents in your buttocks that your not happy with, and re shape it to a perfectly round and symmetrical one.

Buttock dents or depressions can be improved with fat grafting.  This process removes fat from an area of excess and transfers it to the area of depression.  Cellulite and skin irregularities can be improved with non surgical treatments such as Venus Freeze.

Very difficult to tell without a picture, but a fat transfer does sound like a good idea and i have performed many of theses procedures to fill dents and divots in the rear end and they have almost universally turned out well and have been a good permanent long term solutions. the amount and price will be up to your surgeon that you select.

Moving your ownf fat to your buttock can be a valuable method to correct soft tissue irregularity (dents) and can improve the shape as well.  A consultation with a surgeon certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery with experience in fat transfer would help you figure out the best option for yourself.