Are these fat pockets under glutes genetic & can they be treated? (Photos)

Yes, the fat pockets under your glutes are likely genetic. Many individuals have localized fat deposits in specific areas like the lower thighs and under the glutes (often referred to as "banana rolls"), which can become more prominent with weight gain. These fat deposits can be difficult to eliminate through diet and exercise alone, even with a high-protein diet and regular workouts.
Treatment options for these fat pockets include liposuction (with or without skin tightening devices like Renuvion or BodyTite), which can help remove excess fat and create a more contoured appearance. Liposuction is often effective in smoothing out areas like the lateral thighs, banana rolls, and gluteal crease, especially when performed by an experienced surgeon.
It's important to consult with an experienced plastic surgeon to determine the most appropriate approach based on your goals and anatomy.
Krishna Vyas, MD, PhD, MHSHarvard, Hopkins, & Mayo Clinic Trained Aesthetic Plastic SurgeonNew York, New York

Yes, these fatty pockets may be genetic. Liposuction can be used to help smooth them out. Once treated you should have a more uniform contour in that area with weight gain or loss.

Yes, those areas are related to genetics and liposuction can be done to remove the excess in your lateral thighs and banana roll areas.