I had my posterior thigh banana rolls liposuctioned last month to disastrous effect. The surgeon left a band of fat running parallel to my gluteal crease (I think because he was afraid to go near it). The weight of the buttocks, which had been previously supported by the banana rolls, simply fell down into this band of fat and has obliterated my natural gluteal crease.
Can you recreate a gluteal crease that has fallen by liposuctioning up into and around the buttocks? I DO NOT need a butt lift, rather the reinstatement of my natural gluteal crease up where it used to be. But how can this be achieved?
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October 20, 2008
Answer: It can possibly be improved by suctioning and replacing fat.
Thank you for your question regarding the feasibility of liposuction given your complex surgical history and existing abdominal scars.
Given the extensive history of abdominal surgeries you've described, including a hysterectomy, corrective surgeries for adhesions, and a significant scar from...
Thank you for your question regarding the persistent feeling of looking fat even after undergoing liposuction and maintaining regular exercise. Without photos or more detailed information, it's difficult to determine the exact cause of your concern, but it sounds like you may be dealing with...
Thanks for the question. After Liposuction surgery, 3-9 months you still see progress in the performance of the surgery. After 1 month you will still have swellings and it is still early to say something about the final result. You should follow up the progress with your surgeon. I wish you all ...