Best Option For Me- Butt Implants or Sculptra? (Photo)

I recommend you stay away from gluteal implants. A great majority of plastic surgeons in the United States. Don’t offer operations. There’s a very good reason why must plastic surgeons don’t offer this one single operation. Gluteal augmentation with implants has a very high complication and failure rate. The number of patients who have quality long-term outcomes without secondary issues like pain or other problems very low.
To me, your bottom looks great. I think you could have a very nice improvement with well done Liposuction your love handles and add some fat to your hips to create a more feminine curve if you wish. I don’t think you need to change to have a fairly ideal, female picture. Implant augmentation too much risk, and some of the problems can include it being left disfigured.
Finding the right provider for Liposuction and fat, transfer is not straightforward either. The outcomes of these procedures, very dramatically, depending who you choose as your provider. The number of plastic surgeons who truly mastered liposuction and fat transfer are in a small tea. Simply choosing a board-certified plastic surgeon with years of experience seems to have a good reputation. There’s not a guarantee that somebody has mastered any one single procedure and it’s certainly not a guarantee that somebody is even good at Liposuction or fat transfer.
I suggest you start the process by having multiple in person consultations with local board-certified plastic surgeons. Try to find plastic surgeons who have a lot of impressive, liposuction and fat transfer results on their website. During each consultation, ask each provider to open up your portfolio and show you their entire collection of before and after pictures of previous patient with similar body characteristics to your own. An experienced plastic surgeon should have no difficulty showing you the before and after pictures of at least 15 previous patients.
If you insist on getting with your implants very few providers who specialize exclusively in this procedure. The best way to minimize complications long-term quality outcome with the procedure seems to be related to placing implants intramuscularly, choosing implants that anatomically fit within the gluteus muscle. Using excessively large implants, increases complication rates and increases the chance of having undesirable outcomes.
Those who specialize exclusively in gluteal implant augmentation, will have a better chance of not having a procedure if that ends up failing, long-term than those who do them infrequently.
Finally, there’s nothing wrong with accepting your body the way it is, which looks attractive, proportionate and normal.
Best
Mats Hagstrom MD