Can BBL fix deep holes on butt cheek due to childhood quinine injection? (Photos)

Thank you for your question and photos. A BBL alone will not fix these defects alone. You will need release of these deep scarred depressions using the GoldIncision method. These are very deep scarred areas and might take more than one procedure. Fat grafting can be done at the same time in the areas of the detachment so you will not scar back. See a board certified plastic surgeons for an in person consultation/evaluation who understand the problem. Good luck.

Dear Lingo2024,
fat transfer can help with dents after injections. If you are considering surgery, I would suggest you consult a board-certified plastic surgeon. Only after a thorough examination, you will get more information and recommendations.
Daniel Barrett, MDCertified, American Board of Plastic SurgeryMember, American Society of Plastic SurgeryMember, American Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery

Hello, Due to the development of injection-related fat necrosis in these areas, there is significant fibrotic tissue at the base. If fat injection is performed, the injected fat will not stay in the sunken area but will spread to the surrounding areas. First, the fibrotic region must be released with a dissector or surgically freed. After healing, fat injection can be performed.

I believe in your case its possible to correct this deformity: I would suggest a scar revision and fat grafting at the same time. Also, please keep in mind that it might require several sessions to fix the issue.

The answer to your question in my opinion is no.
The indentations are due to contractile, scar tissue and fat grafting is more likely to make the condition worse.
Fixing the contour irregularity is going to be difficult and direct excision with flap closure may be the only solution.
These are fairly involved procedures with real risk and potentially difficult recovery.
Correcting this contour deformity is not at all easy.
Simplistic solutions will leave you disappointed.
in the end, it may not be worth trying to fix it. spending money on partial procedures that dont give any significant improvement is not a good idea.In order to make a substantial improvement is going to require fairly involved surgery. The impact of this kind of surgery can leave long scars.
I suggest relying exclusively on in person consultations to get a better understanding of potential treatment options.
Best,
Mats Hagstrom MD