Can a Gluteal Fold Be Created?

A gluteal fold can be created or accentuated by adding volume in fat to the buttock (BBL) above the fold or by reducing the fat in the upper posterior thigh at and just below the fold.  However, it's important not to overdo (or in some cases to even attempt) liposuction of the upper posterior thigh to prevent drooping of the buttocks.

Yes this is possible but you will need a consultation with an expert. Please be sure to choose a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon who specializes in this procedure and is well known for it. 

It is possible to create a new or more defined gluteal crease.  The issue depends upon the reason that you are lacking the fold - laxity of skin, too much posterior thigh fat or lack of volume of the buttock that creates the crease. The options that exist is to add volume to the buttock through a Brazilian Butt Lift type procedure or implant, liposuction of the excess fat or excision of excess skin to create or re-define the fold. Without a photo or exam this is impossible to determine, but meet with a plastic surgeon to determine the best approach.

A gluteal fold can most definitely be created. This can be accomplished with liposuction or specific suture techniques. At this stage, it is best to be evaluated by a plastic surgeon. The surgeon will be able to determine if you just need a gluteal fold or if you benefit from additional volume in the butt area. Options may include fat grafting to this area which is commonly known as a Brazilian Butt lift or even butt implants.

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Can a gluteal fold be created? Yes, it can be with superficial liposuction.
The infragluteal fold needs to be approached carefully, by suctioning just under the skin. This will produce an indentation but not make it too deep -- if the fold is too deep the buttocks collpase downward folding over the fold.