Why does my BBL look so deformed after 3 revisions? (photos)

The answer is you needed an expert in BBL revisions. There are very few boarded Plastic Surgeons offering to take on "botched" BBLs. And posting ONLY 1 in clothing photos is not very helpful. Appears a a surgical caused 'chicken butt', 'diaper booty' deformity. My guess is I recommend a combination of excision medial areas of buttock hang with fat grating to dents and fat for reshaping under ultrasound. Fee $8,000. Best to virtual consult with...

To make an assessment on the outcome of a plastic surgery procedure we always need to see proper before and after pictures. For individuals who had multiple revisions, to make an accurate assessment, we need to see before and after pictures of each procedure.
If you don’t have proper before and after pictures then ask your surgeons to forward the pictures they took.
The droopy lower part of your inner buttocks is not related to fat distribution.
That cannot be improved by doing liposuction or grafting fat.
I’m assuming that it is the lower droopy inner part of your buttocks that bothers you.
You’re wearing clothing in the picture so it’s hard to make a good assessment.
To treat that area you need a tuck(cut out skin to lift the area).
The condition and treatments are well described in the YouTube video by Dr. Mendieta in Miami Florida. The title of the YouTube video is called the “Miami thong lift. “
I suggest you watch that YouTube video to get an understanding of the condition and treatment options. I question if you were a good candidate for a BBL in the first place.
Delivering consistent quality liposuction and fat transfer results is more difficult than most people believe. The numbers of providers who do these procedures well on a consistent basis is relatively rare. Not only are doing the procedures well on a consistent basis difficult but so is making accurate assessments and predicting outcomes correctly and consistently.
Personally I recommend patients have multiple in person consultations before considering having any permanent, irreversible body changing procedure.
Are usually recommend patient start by having at least five in person consultations before considering scheduling surgery.
Individuals provide multiple revisions usually present with very complex situation that our difficult to improve upon.
Sometimes improvements are possible if a different approach is applied but often having had multiple previous surgeries makes things more and more difficult
Weather technique described in the YouTube video works well or not or finding provider so I have a skill in doing that may be another story.
Best,
Mats Hagstrom MD