I recently got a BBL about 8 months ago and I am in tears of how my butt look! I had fat transferred to my buttock and hips. My right butt cheek is bigger than my left, and both are extremely out of proportion with my the rest of my body, especially for a short person like me who's 4ft 9In tall. My booty looks like two big uneven balloons & It does not look natural at all and I want to get it fix ASAP.
Answer: What are the options for a butt reduction? About 75% of my practice is revision surgery on patients from other PSs. Some patients will benefit from liposuction of the upper pole of the buttock with fat transfer to the middle.
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Answer: What are the options for a butt reduction? About 75% of my practice is revision surgery on patients from other PSs. Some patients will benefit from liposuction of the upper pole of the buttock with fat transfer to the middle.
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August 27, 2019
Answer: BBL results Dear Dreamygal,
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August 27, 2019
Answer: BBL results Dear Dreamygal,
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September 13, 2019
Answer: Liposuction Thank you for posting your questions. My name is Dr.Javier Soto. I am a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon from Colombia
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September 13, 2019
Answer: Liposuction Thank you for posting your questions. My name is Dr.Javier Soto. I am a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon from Colombia
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September 2, 2019
Answer: What are the options for a butt reduction? It is important for all patients to know and understand that asymmetry is normal with our body. Even before surgery no two aspects of our body are perfectly symmetrical. It is normal and a known entity that with fat transfer 30-50% of the solid fat volume transferred will be lost over the first 3-6 months after your surgery. This means the two buttocks can lose a different amount of fat and/or lose it in a different distribution, leaving you with even more asymmetry that you started with. This should all be discussed pre-op or may have been in the paperwork you signed as part of your consents for surgery. As far as the size of the buttocks, what is considered proportional or a good outcome varies from patient to patient. That is why having a good rapport with your surgeon and them spending time with you to understand your specific goals is important. Some patients want a more natural results while others want a dramatic result.
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September 2, 2019
Answer: What are the options for a butt reduction? It is important for all patients to know and understand that asymmetry is normal with our body. Even before surgery no two aspects of our body are perfectly symmetrical. It is normal and a known entity that with fat transfer 30-50% of the solid fat volume transferred will be lost over the first 3-6 months after your surgery. This means the two buttocks can lose a different amount of fat and/or lose it in a different distribution, leaving you with even more asymmetry that you started with. This should all be discussed pre-op or may have been in the paperwork you signed as part of your consents for surgery. As far as the size of the buttocks, what is considered proportional or a good outcome varies from patient to patient. That is why having a good rapport with your surgeon and them spending time with you to understand your specific goals is important. Some patients want a more natural results while others want a dramatic result.
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August 27, 2019
Answer: Butt reduction Thanks for writing,I am sure your plastic surgeon will be happy to talk to you about revising your BBL. Everybody is asymmetrical and all plastic surgeons as a general rule make every attempt to even things out as much as possible. Good luckStephen M. Davis, MD, FACS
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August 27, 2019
Answer: Butt reduction Thanks for writing,I am sure your plastic surgeon will be happy to talk to you about revising your BBL. Everybody is asymmetrical and all plastic surgeons as a general rule make every attempt to even things out as much as possible. Good luckStephen M. Davis, MD, FACS
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