Buttock Sagging After Lipo

Fat grafting = Brazilian butt lift. Therefore I am confused. In my opinion the primary problem is the skin laxity and this would lead to me to recommend a lower body lift as a preferred method of control.

Based on your picture fat grafting to the contour abnormalities would be helpful.  I do not know if you will get a perky butt.  If you have considerable laxity of the the buttocks then a body lift could be a possibility.  A huge procedure to correct an unfortunate liposuction outcome.  Finally, in my opinion liposuction of the buttocks in hardly a good idea because it often ends with results similar to yours.  Consult with your treating plastic surgeon or others in your area.

 

Dr. ES

The only way to know if you would have loose skin after liposuction would be to have a consultation with an experienced plastic surgeon.  The key to liposuction is not the amount of fat removed it is the amount of fat that remains and the quality of the skin.  Poor skin elasticity will yield a poor result.  Fat injections to the top of the buttocks may be of some benefit.

In general, I am not a fan of liposuction of the lower buttocks for just the problems that you have now experienced. You essentially have now traded off one problem for another. This is not your fault but an issue in the planning and awareness of complications phase before surgery. It may be possible to get some improvement in the buttock irregularities with fat grafting but it will never become completely smooth...think of less dimpling and irregularities not that they will be completely gone. A lower body lift is absolutely not what you need. It will not only not produce a 'cure' for the buttock problem but will create a new problem (back scar) whicih is another poor trade-off. 

I am not a big fan of liposuction of the buttocks for the potential problems that you describe. You may  need fat grafting to correct this problem.