I had a butt Thread Lift. It has been a nightmare you cannot imagine. Now, three surgries later, my butt still looks the same, and it cost me $6,500. Is it even possible for this procedure to work?
November 10, 2008
Answer: Fat transfer and liposculpture usually works very well I have personally never performed this procedure. I think that fat transfer to the buttock with liposculpture of the surrounding hips and thighs will often give patients the results they desire, in a safe, effective and reproducible manner. While I do not practice in California, I would happy to refer you to some excellent Board Certified Plastic Surgeons in either northern or southern California that could evaluate you should you wish to have an examination.
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November 10, 2008
Answer: Fat transfer and liposculpture usually works very well I have personally never performed this procedure. I think that fat transfer to the buttock with liposculpture of the surrounding hips and thighs will often give patients the results they desire, in a safe, effective and reproducible manner. While I do not practice in California, I would happy to refer you to some excellent Board Certified Plastic Surgeons in either northern or southern California that could evaluate you should you wish to have an examination.
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Answer: Butt Thread Lift: Could It Have Worked? Thread lifts have been used with mixed results in the face, where the weight of the soft tissues being lifted is almost insignificant. The buttocks, however, are much too heavy to rely on threads to lift them. There are two options to give a more lifted look to the buttocks. One is adding volume with fat grafts or gluteal implants. More volume will make the buttocks appear fuller and more lifted. The second option, lower body lift surgery, works especially well in cases of significant sagging of the hips, outer thighs, and buttocks where skin removal is necessary to achieve the desired lift results.
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Answer: Butt Thread Lift: Could It Have Worked? Thread lifts have been used with mixed results in the face, where the weight of the soft tissues being lifted is almost insignificant. The buttocks, however, are much too heavy to rely on threads to lift them. There are two options to give a more lifted look to the buttocks. One is adding volume with fat grafts or gluteal implants. More volume will make the buttocks appear fuller and more lifted. The second option, lower body lift surgery, works especially well in cases of significant sagging of the hips, outer thighs, and buttocks where skin removal is necessary to achieve the desired lift results.
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