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Dear sknendn,it is hard to tell for sure without an examination. Generally speaking, liposuction of that area can cause buttocks to be saggy or banana rolls in some cases. 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
This would not be advisable as this area of the gluteal crease is very difficult to control. Any manipulation of this area can create deformities that would be very difficult to correct.
Yes, liposuction can be performed in the area where the buttocks and thighs connect, often referred to as the "banana roll" area. This area is a common target for liposuction for individuals looking to achieve a more defined and aesthetically pleasing shape. Liposuction can target the "banana roll," which is the fatty area beneath the buttocks, where the butt meets the upper thigh. Removing excess fat in this area can help enhance the definition between the buttocks and thighs.The goal of the procedure can be to achieve a more defined "P" shape or a smoother transition between the buttocks and thighs. The procedure can help enhance the natural contours of the body and improve the overall silhouette.Sincerely, Dr. Emmanuel Mallol
Thank you for submitting your questions and photos. Liposuction of the area between the buttock and thigh ("the banana roll") can improve the contour and provide more definition between the two areas. There is a limit to how much liposuction can be done here in order to not create an irregular contour. I recommend you consult a board certified plastic surgeon who has experience with liposuction of this area to see if you are a good candidate. Good luck and thanks again for reaching out!
According to the photos you show, your body has a beautiful shape. Congratulations! You could achieve the results you are looking for with exercises, constant use of the garmet , and yes, you could also get a liposuction in the area to be treated to achieve the shape you are looking for quickly and precise. Remembering that to maintain the shape after performing plastic surgery, it is important to maintain a good eating routine.I am Doctor Díaz, Plastic Surgeon. I would love to help you. I perform surgeries at the CECIP Plastic Surgery Clinic, in the Dominican Republic.
Hello; There is no obvious fat accumulation in your subgluteal area (banana fold). When removing fat from this field; it is necessary to be careful. Because, when the fat is removed; it is an area that is easily prone for pitting and wrinkling of the skin.
The area that you are describing is commonly referred to as the "banana roll". This area can be suctioned to improve the contour, however care must be taken as aggressive liposuction can lead to less than optimal results. Be sure to visit an experienced board certified plastic surgeon for a consultation to learn more.
I am not sure what you mean by the "P", but liposuction can be done in the banana roll that sits directly under your buttock. It should not be aggressive since this is not a forgiving area.
You have excellent shape to your gluteal region. Just below the gluteal fold is an area known as the banana roll and also an area that is very sensitive to liposuction. Thus, a very small amount of Lipocontouring could be done in this region but, less is more.
Based on your posted photos, it is still questionable. Exactly what you desire but superficial lip osculating with J plasma can be effective and causing a demarcation between the buttocks and hip. Fee $5000-$8000. Best of virtual cons
Thanks for your inquiry! From the photos sent, it is hard to tell how much of the area is fat or rib. If fat, liposuction would be your answer. It would be great to see you in person to get a hands on approach to your journey. Make sure to schedule a consultation with a Board Certified...
Hi Eryka6, Answering this question really centers on how large the fatty accumulation is in the lower posterior neck area ('buffalo hump') for the individual patient. Typically, I will remove 150 - 350 cc's of lipoaspirate from this area, of which approximately half is fat. Obviously, the larger...
Determining whether the fat is visceral or subcutaneous is the most crucial question for proper treatment.