Can someone have two buttock implants, first intramuscular and second sub-fascial? (Read description)

Although I commend you on your creative thinking, stacking implants is never a good idea. This had been once performed with breast implants and led to nothing but serious complications. The same would be true for buttock implants. If you get a well positioned intramuscular buttock implant, and you want to improve upon it, or still want a larger buttock, then the most direct, simple and effective solution is to go back and exchange the original implants for a set of larger implants. This is the tried, true, and tested gold standard, period.

Please note that an extremely few number of board certified plastic surgeons specialize in buttock implants, so you may need to travel far and away from home to find this particular surgeon. Glad to help.

Hi Sincere280925,
Thank you for your question. In general, it would be inadvisable to place 2 implants on top of each other. If you have intramuscular implants and desire more projection, the best approach is to have implant upsizing 6-12 months after your initial procedure. This gives the tissues and pocket time to stretch and relax, allowing for a larger implant to be accommodated in the same plane while still allowing for closure of the intramuscular pocket. Hope this helps!