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HELP!!! How can I fix my butt going flat after QWO? (photos)

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bblwannabeJun 9, 2022

So prior to having Qwo treatment, my butt was dimply with cellulite, however it was always perky and it appeared short and rounded when I wore pants. And now after Qwo, none of my cellulite has disappeared, however now my butt is flat, looks very long, and formed a divot making it look like I have two separate butts. What would cause my butt to go flat? And now appear super long? Did it ruin/melt my gluteal fold? And is there anyway that my butt can be fixed?

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