I've read some RS reviews and some intramuscular butt implant patients say their pocket has stretched out and implants are now shifting and rotating. Do they really stretch out? They're saying it started happening 10+ months after surgery. Why does this happen & what precautions can you take to reduce this risk? Do and/or why do oval (not teardrop) have a high risk of rotating? Really want intramuscular oval but can't make it out to the west coast for surgery. Any info greatly appreciated!!
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You seem to be an excellent candidate for a buttock implant procedure. Be sure to choose a board certified plastic surgeon who specializes in this procedure and is well known for it.
Whatever surgeon you choose should have a competent list of items and/or instructions on how to prepare best for your buttock implant surgery. That being said, unlike BBL surgery, a compression garment and a “BBL pillow“ is usually not necessary or helpful, provided the implants are properly pla...
You should definitely see a plastic surgeon who specializes in buttock implants to discuss a revision of your current implants. The pocket can be revised so that its tighter and the implant is less likely to flip. Please be sure to choose a board certified plastic surgeon who specializes in...