I’m 37 years old. I’ve always had a flat butt, no matter how hard I’ve worked to grow one. I currently started working out again after about a year or so because I saw myself from behind and was horrified at how my butt looked. I’m a thin and healthy person at baseline so I don’t gain weight or get fat. I have noticed my butt is getting rounder, but the divot in my crease isnt changing. I’m 5’5” 115-120#. How can I fix this, surgically or otherwise? Is it anitomical anomaly?
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Thank you for the question and pics. Congratulations on your weight loss! Rotation flaps to your buttocks are a reasonable thing to do. It can provide a little more projection to your buttocks, but doesn't really do anything for the lateral butt or Hip dip area. The only negative things...
The deformities you obtained from the injections is highly undesirable.
The problem is most likely related to fat necrosis and developing scar tissue that’s contracting and pulling on the skin.
For this reason, simply adding volume with injections of fillers or fat grafting are unlikely to g...
Hello, The condition of skin folds occurring at the waist and hip junction, characterized by excess skin in both vertical and horizontal directions, is caused by the removal of skin only in the horizontal plane in a person with excess skin. Similar skin problems can occur in individuals who have...