My sacrum is curved more than usual and sticks out somewhat. There is no excess growth and a surgeon already said I should not have it shaved down. I have tried doing exercises to lift and shape my butt to hide it, but I can't seem to lift it at all. Would implants, a buttlift, or grafting help?
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Chase Financial is another option. Also, bear in mind that if finances are difficult, it is important to discuss with your plastic surgeon how possible complications are handled. Does your surgeons office participate in CosmetAssure-insurance for cosmetic surgery complications? I...
If a patient has thoracic outlet syndrome, the arm positioning during the procedure may exacerbate the symptoms for a period of time, but this usually resolves spontaneously. The placement of a breast implant does not affect the area of the thoracic outlet-it is a different anatomic site.
There is not a large enough difference in the implant volumes you have chosen to make one a bad choice and the other a good choice. In my practice, I base the implant choice on factors such as breast width, breast shape and volume, and what size the patient desires. Intraoperatively, the use o...