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Will butt implants fix an indentation from my BBL? (photos)

kanon3May 22, 2018
I've had 3 bbl surgeries total. 2 of those were to try and fix the indentation on my right butt cheek. I've emailed 3 drs about my issue and have gotten different opinions on what's going on with it. One says it's a band that keeps reforming that needs broken up. (Which the dr tried to do in the last 2 surgeries.) The one called it a "blowout" and said he would have to go in and remove the scar tissue and fill it back up. The last one said it was an indent I had prior to surgery. Any advice plz!

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